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Courses and annual tuition
| Programme | University | Degree | Duration | Tuition per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Business (Finance) | Wollongong | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹28 lakh A$41,712 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | UWA | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹35 lakh A$53,000 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | UNSW | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹38 lakh A$56,500 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | UQ | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹38 lakh A$56,800 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | ANU | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹39 lakh A$57,640 |
| Bachelor of Finance | ANU | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹39 lakh A$57,640 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | Sydney | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹40 lakh A$59,100 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | Monash | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹40 lakh A$59,140 |
| Master of Applied Finance | Western Sydney | Master's | 2 years | ₹28 lakh A$41,304 |
| Master of Applied Finance | Wollongong | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹29 lakh A$43,728 |
| Master of Financial Technology | Wollongong | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹29 lakh A$43,728 |
| Master of Fintech | Newcastle | Master's | 1 year | ₹31 lakh A$45,920 |
| Master of Fintech (Advanced) | Newcastle | Master's | 2 years | ₹31 lakh A$46,130 |
| Master of Finance | Swinburne | Master's | 2 years | ₹34 lakh A$50,360 |
| Master of Finance | RMIT | Master's | 2 years | ₹34 lakh A$50,880 |
| Master of Quantitative Finance | UTS | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹35 lakh A$52,510 |
| Master of Applied Finance | Adelaide | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹36 lakh A$54,300 |
| Master of Finance | Adelaide | Master's | 2 years | ₹36 lakh A$54,300 |
| Master of Finance | UTS | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹37 lakh A$55,650 |
| Master of Applied Finance | UWA | Master's | 2 years | ₹37 lakh A$55,900 |
| Master of Applied Finance | ANU | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹39 lakh A$57,640 |
| Master of Finance | ANU | Master's | 2 years | ₹39 lakh A$57,640 |
| Master of Financial Management | ANU | Master's | 1 year | ₹39 lakh A$57,640 |
| Master of Management (Finance) | Melbourne | Master's | 2 years | ₹41 lakh A$60,992 |
| Master of Commerce | UNSW | Master's | 1.7 years | ₹42 lakh A$62,000 |
| Master of Finance | UNSW | Master's | 2 years | ₹42 lakh A$62,000 |
| Master of Advanced Finance | Monash | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹42 lakh A$62,140 |
| Master of Banking and Finance | Monash | Master's | 2 years | ₹42 lakh A$62,140 |
| Master of Commerce | Sydney | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹43 lakh A$64,800 |
| Master of Finance | Melbourne | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹44 lakh A$65,984 |
Indicative international tuition for one full-time year, from each university's fee page for 2027 entry (2026 where 2027 was not yet out). Exchange rates: 1 AUD = ₹66.97, 1 NZD = ₹53.45, 1 USD = ₹95.22, 1 GBP = ₹126.53, €1 = ₹106.01. Source: European Central Bank reference rates (cross rates via the euro), 28 October 2026.
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Finance in Australia: the figures
Across 14 universities this subject comes to 30 programmes on our list (8 bachelor's, 22 master's). One year of a bachelor's here costs ₹28 lakh (A$41,712) to ₹40 lakh (A$59,140). Least expensive: Wollongong's Bachelor of Business (Finance), at ₹28 lakh. One year of a master's here costs ₹28 lakh (A$41,304) to ₹44 lakh (A$65,984). Campus cities: Sydney (8), Melbourne (7), Canberra (5), Wollongong (3), Adelaide (2). Bachelor's study lasts 3 years; a master's here takes 1–2 years.
Finance jobs in Australia
Sydney is the financial centre, followed by Melbourne. Banking, funds management, insurance and corporate finance hire graduates, but competition is strong and many roles value local experience. An internship, a professional qualification started during the degree and a quantitative specialisation improve the odds.