Accounting, Business, Business (accounting), Business (economics), Business (finance), Business Finance, Econometrics, Economics, Finance, Financial Markets,...
Read moreAccounting, Business, Business (accounting), Business (economics), Business (finance), Business Finance, Econometrics, Economics, Finance, Financial Markets, International Economics, International Trade, Investment, Macroeconomics, Management (finance), Risk Management, Statistics, Treasury management.
Graduates will be prepared for a range of occupations and industries, such as banking, stockbroking, funds management, insurance and superannuation, and in other...
Read moreGraduates will be prepared for a range of occupations and industries, such as banking, stockbroking, funds management, insurance and superannuation, and in other private sector or government organisations requiring high-level, technical expertise in financial or economic analysis.
Positives: Lecturers are fully engaged, passionate about what they teach us and provide a lot of interesting reflective materials. Subjects are very diversified, we learn to see economical issues from different perspectives.
Negatives: It involves a lot of maths, so that could be an obstacle to someone who doesn't really l...
Read morePositives: Lecturers are fully engaged, passionate about what they teach us and provide a lot of interesting reflective materials. Subjects are very diversified, we learn to see economical issues from different perspectives.
Negatives: It involves a lot of maths, so that could be an obstacle to someone who doesn't really like it.
My advice to future students is: To choose the same course if only they are interested in economics in general.
Positives: The flexibility and imagination that it gives students is very good and positive. It is not boring and very interesting
Negatives: Can't choose subjects
My advice to future students is: They should do this course because it is very good and insightful
Read morePositives: The flexibility and imagination that it gives students is very good and positive. It is not boring and very interesting
Negatives: Can't choose subjects
My advice to future students is: They should do this course because it is very good and insightful
Positives: The campus provides great programs outside of just the classroom, such as SLAMS which is a students mentor program where you can just rock up for help wiht course work, they also have business days provided with free food, activities and careers help such as photographs for linked in and cover letter help. The cour...
Read morePositives: The campus provides great programs outside of just the classroom, such as SLAMS which is a students mentor program where you can just rock up for help wiht course work, they also have business days provided with free food, activities and careers help such as photographs for linked in and cover letter help. The course itself is not too difficult and not too easy. You definitely need to put in the work to pass, and work hard to get a HD. The topics learnt in the classes are helpful and worthy of learning.
Negatives: The negatives may be sometimes the way tutors explain the questions are not very easy to understand. So sometimes there are concepts that I just don't understand, and I can still pass the subject. but I think it Is important to understand most of the course work
My advice to future students is: The course work can definitely be challenging and tedious. I would say it is important to enjoy the Economics and Finance aspects, as it is difficult to be completing a course like this with a lot of theory, if you do not actually enjoy learning and working in business.
This course is very versatile. You can walk into any major companies with this degree. However, you need to have passion for it because the subjects are very very dry. Be prepared to write a lot of reports on valuation and stocks. The lecturers are very good and most of them are very accommodating. RMIT is very hands on and w...
Read moreThis course is very versatile. You can walk into any major companies with this degree. However, you need to have passion for it because the subjects are very very dry. Be prepared to write a lot of reports on valuation and stocks. The lecturers are very good and most of them are very accommodating. RMIT is very hands on and will teach you knowledge you actually need in the workforce.
Positive: this course is quite close to the reality in my opinion. I know what I'm going to do and be in the future when I study this course. The courses content is updated regularly, every semester. Lecturers are experienced and quite good at explaining.
Negative: Sometimes when studying this, I feel it's kind of boring....
Read morePositive: this course is quite close to the reality in my opinion. I know what I'm going to do and be in the future when I study this course. The courses content is updated regularly, every semester. Lecturers are experienced and quite good at explaining.
Negative: Sometimes when studying this, I feel it's kind of boring. It's just numbers and numbers then exams.
My advice to future students is: revise what you have studied right after classes, which can help you to be more fluent in calculations.
Over crowded lectures and classes. Also, limited availability to seek help as teachers often only have 1 time during the week in which they can assist you.
My advice to future students is: Make sure you attend all your classes and speak up if you don’t understand, there is no shame in asking questions, or just stay back af...
Read moreOver crowded lectures and classes. Also, limited availability to seek help as teachers often only have 1 time during the week in which they can assist you.
My advice to future students is: Make sure you attend all your classes and speak up if you don’t understand, there is no shame in asking questions, or just stay back after class to ask a question.
The tutors at RMIT are good as they work in the industry outside of uni hours
My advice to future students is: try to get into commerce
Read moreThe tutors at RMIT are good as they work in the industry outside of uni hours
My advice to future students is: try to get into commerce
positive- really good teachers and things taught to us are really high level negative is that it does not allow us a lot of choice in the subjects
Read morepositive- really good teachers and things taught to us are really high level negative is that it does not allow us a lot of choice in the subjects