University Credit Points
The following Universities have granted advanced standing in courses offered by them:
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Charles Sturt University (Bathurst, NSW) has agreed to the following credits: "Four subjects in the Bachelor of Business vis: MGT100 Organisations and Management; LAW110 Business Law and 2 Unspecified Level 1 options."
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The University of Southern Queensland (Toowoomba, QLD) has agreed to the following credits: "The Faculty of Business currently grants 5 exemptions in the Bachelor of Business program and the Bachelor of Commerce program based on the Diploma of Financial Services from the Insitute of Financial Services." These exemptions are:
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The University of South Australia (Adelaide, SA) has granted the following credits for the Diploma of Financial Services qualification: Bachelor of Commerce - Program Code: DBCC 6 courses – 27 units (¾ year of a 3-year degree) Bachelor of Applied Finance - Program Code: DBBF 6 courses – 27 units (¾ year of a 3-year degree)
The University of South Australia (Adelaide, SA) has granted the following credits for both the Certificate IV in Financial Services and Diploma of Financial Services qualifications: Bachelor of Commerce - Program Code: DBCC 8 courses – 36 units (1 year of a 3-year degree) Bachelor of Applied Finance - Program Code: DBBF 8 courses – 36 units (1 year of a 3-year degree)
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Most universities will consider applications for advanced standing towards relevant financial undergraduate programs.
We suggest graduates of the Diploma of Financial Services (FNS50107) contact whichever university they wish to enrol at and submit an outline of the IFS course they have undertaken, along with their results from the IFS.