Master Australian Finance Markets
Build expertise that matters in real estate finance, investment analysis, and market dynamics through hands-on learning with industry professionals.
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Property Investment Analysis
Learn to evaluate residential and commercial properties using cash flow models, comparable sales analysis, and risk assessment frameworks. Our program covers due diligence processes, market research techniques, and financial modeling that investment firms actually use.
You'll work with real case studies from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane markets - understanding how location, demographics, and economic indicators influence property values. No theory without practice here.
Market Research & Data Interpretation
Master the tools professional analysts rely on - from CoreLogic data to RBA economic indicators. Marcus Thornbury, who spent eight years at Westpac's investment division, teaches you to spot trends before they become obvious.
You'll learn to read between the lines of housing reports, understand mortgage stress indicators, and identify emerging growth corridors. These skills separate weekend investors from serious players.
Financial Modeling & Strategy
Helena Kowalczyk brings fifteen years of corporate finance experience to teach advanced Excel modeling, scenario planning, and risk management. You'll build models that handle variable interest rates, vacancy assumptions, and capital expenditure forecasts.
By the end, you'll create sophisticated financial projections that help investors make informed decisions about portfolio expansion, refinancing strategies, and market timing.
Program Structure
Three focused modules designed around real-world application and current market conditions
Foundation Module
Eight weeks covering Australian finance fundamentals, regulatory environment, and market structure. You'll understand APRA requirements, lending criteria, and how different property types perform across economic cycles.
Weekly case studies examine recent market events - from the 2023 rate rises to regional market shifts. Interactive workshops help you apply concepts immediately.
Prerequisites include basic Excel skills and genuine interest in finance. No previous property experience required, but helpful.
Tools & Analysis
Six weeks focused on practical skills. Advanced Excel techniques, financial calculator mastery, and industry software training.
You'll access professional databases and learn to interpret complex market reports. Guest speakers from major banks share insider perspectives.
Final project involves comprehensive analysis of a real investment opportunity.
Advanced Strategy
Ten weeks covering portfolio theory, risk management, and advanced investment strategies. Commercial property analysis, development feasibility, and alternative investment structures.
Mentorship component pairs you with practicing professionals. Regular market updates and peer discussion groups help you stay current.
Capstone project demonstrates mastery through original research and presentation to industry panel.
Next Intake: September 2025
Our autumn program begins September 15th, 2025, with evening sessions designed for working professionals. Classes meet twice weekly - Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM, plus one Saturday workshop per month.
Limited to eighteen participants to ensure individual attention and meaningful peer interaction. Previous cohorts included mortgage brokers looking to expand their expertise, accountants wanting property specialization, and career changers seeking finance knowledge.
Application deadline is July 31st, 2025. We review applications on a rolling basis, so early submission helps secure your spot. The program fee includes all materials, software access, and six months of alumni support.
Most participants find the workload manageable alongside full-time employment - expect about six hours per week of reading and assignments. The key is consistent engagement rather than cramming before assessments.
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Sarah Blackwood
Former NAB senior analyst with twelve years in commercial lending. Designed curriculum based on skills gaps she observed in junior staff and client advisors.