Bachelor of Applied Finance and Bachelor of Archaeology

Macquarie University

Summary

The Bachelor of Applied Finance will equip you with comprehensive corporate finance and investment management skills. With the ability to help organisations create value, invest wisely and control risk, you'll find yourself in demand across the globe. In the Bachelor of Archaeology, you'll explore theories and trends that have shaped the history of archaeology, and undertake study in laboratories and out in the field. You'll develop key research skills to identify and solve complex archaeological problems, and you'll be able to show awareness and respect for contemporary cultural perspectives and cultural heritage practices.

Key features

Gain a unique set of finance skills that employers want

Learn about financial systems, markets and instruments; their effect on the flow of funds within the economy; and risk control. Boost your employability by reviewing real-world case studies

Undertake units that apply current theory and analytical techniques to real-world finance industry situations. Blend classroom learning and practical work to be career-ready

Practice your skills in Macquarie's own on-campus archaeological dig pit, and be introduced to museum practice and studies. Get hands-on experience with more than 6000 artefacts

Study in the Macquarie University History Museum - home to the largest Egyptian papyrus collection in the Southern Hemisphere.

Career Outcomes

Professions

Archaeologist

Conservator

Cultural heritage specialist

Financial adviser or analyst

Financial economist

Information or records manager

Management consultant

Market analyst

Museum curator

Museum education officer

Policy analyst

Public administrator

Researcher

Researcher

Statistician

Stockbroker

Tour leader

Employers

Accounting firms

Arts organisations

Banks and financial institutions

Community organisations

Consulting firms

Cultural and heritage organisations

Government agencies and departments

Museums

NGOs

Universities