Applied Business (Fraud and Financial Crime) Charles Sturt University

Overview

The Applied Business (Fraud and Financial Crime) degree from Charles Sturt University is part of an articulated programme of study. Articulated programmes allow you to build on your study to achieve the right level of qualification for you.

Choose from nine dynamic specialisations: everything from business analytics and digital marketing, to project management and conflict resolution strategies.

Key facts:

• Created with industry... for industry

We convened an advisory panel from across industries to help design our applied business degree – so you get the skills and knowledge industry needs. With members drawn from government, healthcare, education, banking, recruitment, digital media and management consultancy, the panel worked with our subject experts to craft a course that will empower you to solve today's – and tomorrow's – business challenges.

• Start study when it suits

With three start dates throughout the year, our applied business course fits around your schedule. Study full-time or part-time and take on more subjects or scale back as you need, depending on what life throws at you.

• Network... digitally

Our master’s is all about connection. Study online and connect to industry challenges and with a network of like-minded professionals. Collaborate through a variety of online platforms to share the experience with other students. And forge strong professional relationships with your academics.

• Explore real-world solutions

Learn from academics with diverse experience in finding solutions for business and government. Your academic team includes researchers investigating everything from managing supply chain and logistics and creating brand authenticity to fostering diversity and wellbeing in the workplace.

• Start small and build up

The flexible nature of our suite of applied business courses means you can start with a graduate certificate and build to a master's degree. You also have the option to 'test the water' with eight-week micro-subjects, and if you go on to start the graduate certificate, you'll receive recognition of prior learning.

Career opportunities:

• Use your specialised skills and knowledge to drive success – in your organisation and your career. Whether as a project manager, a business analyst, a digital marketer, or any number of dynamic roles, you'll have the confidence and skills to truly make your mark.