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New degrees to be added to FASEA-approved course list

The Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority has proposed the addition of new bachelor degrees, graduate diplomas and bridging courses to its approved list as part of a new draft legislative instrument.

FASEA’s draft 2019 determination includes all bachelor degrees, graduate diplomas and bridging courses approved by FASEA since the 2018 determination was registered.

The determination also includes FASEA-approved recognition of prior learning (RPL) for education undertaken to attain professional designations and the associated credits appropriate for the existing adviser pathways set out in FASEA’s education standard.

In addition, the draft 2019 determination includes amendment to historical course/degree details provided to FASEA by higher education providers following its registration of the 2018 determination.

“The draft 2019 determination documents the significant body of course and other accreditations approved by FASEA throughout 2019 and provides recognition of study undertaken by advisers,” said FASEA chief executive Stephen Glenfield.

“FASEA welcomes stakeholder feedback as we continue to update FASEA’s approved list for the education standard, and all feedback will be carefully reviewed prior to making of the legislative instrument and release of the explanatory statement.”

The 2019 determination is released for public consultation. All feedback and submissions on this 2019 legislative instrument can be submitted to FASEA by 7 December 2019.

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FASEA’s new approved degree courses under the draft 2019 legislative instrument are as follows:

University of Technology Sydney

Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning major)

Australian Catholic University

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Master of Finance

Central Queensland University

Master of Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

Charles Sturt University

Master of Applied Finance with studies in Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

Deakin University

Graduate Diploma of Financial Services

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Griffith University

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning (4181)

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning (4184)

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning (4185)

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning (4186)

Kaplan Higher Education

Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance (Financial Planning major)

Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance (Financial Planning major)

GDFP14 Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

GDFP19 Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning (Historical SIA/FINSIA)

Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment (Historical SIA/FINSIA) – Investment Management Stream

Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment (Historical SIA/FINSIA) – Investment Management Stream

Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment (Historical SIA/FINSIA)

Queensland University of Technology

Graduate Diploma in Business (Financial Planning)

Swinburne University of Technology

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

University of New England

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

University of South Australia

DGFP Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

XGFP Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

University of Southern Queensland

Graduate Diploma in Business (Personal Financial Planning)

University of the Sunshine Coast

Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Western Sydney University

Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning

Graduate Diploma in Stockbroking and Financial Advising

Adrian Flores

Adrian Flores

Adrian Flores is a deputy editor at Momentum Media, focusing mainly on banking, wealth management and financial services. He has also written for Public Accountant, Accountants Daily and The CEO Magazine.

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