The Master of Applied Finance (Corporate Treasury) is for students interested in acquiring an advanced understanding of applied finance and the management of corporate finances. The degree will allow you to integrate technical, theoretical and industry knowledge as it relates to the operation of, organisation of and participation in local and international finance. You will study the theory and practice of financial management and gain an understanding of the global financial system. An understanding of the competing approaches to corporate governance and business ethics will be developed, and you will learn how to provide protection against portfolio, financial and corporate risks. Corporate Treasury specialisation aims at exposing students to specialised knowledge and skills necessary to operate as the interface between a firm and financial markets and institutions. The degree if targeted at students who have a bachelor degree in Business, Engineering, Maths or IT, if you do not have an academic background in these areas you should consider studying the Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance. Students interested in a two-year Master of Applied Finance option should consider the Master of Applied Finance (Investing and Corporate Treasury). Course Learning Outcomes Students graduating from the Master of Applied Finance will be able to: Integrate technical, theoretical and industry knowledge as it relates to the operation of, organisation of and participation in local and international finance. Critically apply technical, theoretical and industry knowledge and skills to propose solutions to routine and/ or emerging problems in finance. Exercise professional judgement to propose solutions to problems in diverse contexts using economic, finance, regulatory and ethical perspectives. Communicate appropriately in oral, written and visual forms with relevant stakeholders. Work appropriately with others in order to achieve outputs relevant to finance. Conduct an applied research project. Reflect on performance and feedback to identify learning opportunities and self-improvement.