Financial Planning, Testamur Major (T022)
- Western Sydney University Major Code: T022
Previous Code: MT2037.1
Available to students in other Western Sydney University programs? No
The Financial Planning major is available in the Bachelor of Accounting. The specialised units in this major analyse contemporary issues relevant to financial planning using case studies and discussion. Completion of this major meets the profession’s RG146 generic knowledge requirements, specialist knowledge requirements and skills requirements as they currently stand. Whilst it is not compulsory to complete the Taxation major, students are encouraged to complete the Taxation major which qualifies them to provide tax advice and to meet the accreditation requirements of the Financial Planning Association in Australia (FPA). Details regarding these requirements can be found on the program 2783 Bachelor of Accounting page.
Campus | Mode | Advice |
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Parramatta City Campus-Macquarie Street | Internal | Program Advice |
Major Structure
Qualification for the major requires the successful completion of the eight subjects (80 credit points) below. The first four subjects listed are core subjects in 2783 Bachelor of Accounting. Students who select this major will have three electives remaining in their program.
Subject | Title | Credit Points |
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LAWS 1001 | Enterprise Law | 10 |
FINC 3004 | Financial Planning | 10 |
LAWS 2005 | Financial Services Law | 10 |
FINC 3006 | Insurance Advising - Theory and Practice | 10 |
LAWS 2010 | Law of Business Organisations | 10 |
FINC 2002 | Personal Asset Management | 10 |
FINC 3014 | Retirement and Succession Planning | 10 |
LAWS 3070 | Taxation Law | 10 |
Total Credit Points | 80 |
Recommended Sequence
Full-time
Year 1 | ||
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Autumn session | Credit Points | |
ACCT 1005 | Accounting in Context | 10 |
LAWS 1001 | Enterprise Law | 10 |
ECON 1011 | Principles of Economics | 10 |
Select one of the following: | 10 | |
Introduction to Economic Methods | ||
Statistics for Business | ||
Credit Points | 40 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 1007 | Financial Accounting Applications | 10 |
ECON 2002 | Corporate Financial Management | 10 |
LAWS 2010 | Law of Business Organisations | 10 |
FINC 3006 | Insurance Advising - Theory and Practice | 10 |
Credit Points | 40 | |
Year 2 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 1010 | Management Accounting Fundamentals | 10 |
ACCT 2005 | Techniques in Financial Accounting | 10 |
LAWS 3070 | Taxation Law | 10 |
FINC 2002 | Personal Asset Management | 10 |
Credit Points | 40 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 2001 | Contemporary Management Accounting | 10 |
ACCT 3003 | Accounting Standards and Governance | 10 |
FINC 3014 | Retirement and Succession Planning | 10 |
ACCT 3001 | Accounting Information Systems | 10 |
Credit Points | 40 | |
Year 3 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 3007 | Corporate Accounting Systems | 10 |
FINC 3004 | Financial Planning | 10 |
LAWS 2005 | Financial Services Law | 10 |
Select one elective | 10 | |
Credit Points | 40 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 3011 | The Accountant as a Consultant | 10 |
ACCT 3006 | Auditing and Assurance Services | 10 |
Select two electives | 20 | |
Credit Points | 40 | |
Total Credit Points | 240 |
Part-time
Year 1 | ||
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Autumn session | Credit Points | |
ACCT 1005 | Accounting in Context | 10 |
LAWS 1001 | Enterprise Law | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
ECON 1011 | Principles of Economics | 10 |
Select one of the following: | 10 | |
Statistics for Business | ||
Introduction to Economic Methods | ||
Credit Points | 20 | |
Year 2 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 1007 | Financial Accounting Applications | 10 |
ECON 2002 | Corporate Financial Management | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 1010 | Management Accounting Fundamentals | 10 |
LAWS 2010 | Law of Business Organisations | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Year 3 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 2005 | Techniques in Financial Accounting | 10 |
ACCT 2001 | Contemporary Management Accounting | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
LAWS 3070 | Taxation Law | 10 |
FINC 3006 | Insurance Advising - Theory and Practice | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Year 4 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 3001 | Accounting Information Systems | 10 |
FINC 2002 | Personal Asset Management | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
FINC 3014 | Retirement and Succession Planning | 10 |
ACCT 3003 | Accounting Standards and Governance | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Year 5 | ||
Autumn session | ||
ACCT 3007 | Corporate Accounting Systems | 10 |
Select one elective | 10 | |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 3006 | Auditing and Assurance Services | 10 |
Select one elective | 10 | |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Year 6 | ||
Autumn session | ||
FINC 3004 | Financial Planning | 10 |
LAWS 2005 | Financial Services Law | 10 |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Spring session | ||
ACCT 3011 | The Accountant as a Consultant | 10 |
Select one elective | 10 | |
Credit Points | 20 | |
Total Credit Points | 240 |
Minor elective spaces
Elective subjects may be used toward obtaining an additional approved minor (40 credit points). Western Sydney University offers minors in a range of areas including Sustainability and Indigenous Studies.
Global Sustainability Minor
Indigenous Australian Studies Minor
Western Sydney University also offers the following innovative transdisciplinary minors which we encourage those students who have elective space to consider.
Equitable Technologies
Urban Evolution
Migration and Global Change
Personal Innovation
Innovating, Creating and Problem Solving
Eco-Socially Conscious Design and Manufacturing
Water for Life
Climate Justice
Global Workplaces
Innovating For Humans
Students can apply for an elective minor via MySR.
Equivalent Subjects
The subjects listed below count towards completion of the program for students who may have passed subjects in the list in 2022 or earlier.
FINC 1001 - Management Accounting Fundamentals, replaced by ACCT 1010 Management Accounting Fundamentals