Master Business Finance Analysis

Build practical skills in financial modeling, cash flow analysis, and strategic planning through hands-on projects and real-world case studies

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Comprehensive Learning Path

Our structured approach takes you from fundamental concepts to advanced analytical techniques. Each module builds on previous knowledge while providing immediate practical application opportunities.

01

Financial Statement Analysis

Learn to read, interpret, and analyze balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. You'll work with real company data to identify trends, spot potential issues, and assess financial health.

6 weeks
02

Budgeting and Forecasting

Develop skills in creating realistic budgets and financial forecasts. We cover variance analysis, scenario planning, and how to present financial projections that actually help with decision-making.

5 weeks
03

Cost Analysis Methods

Understand different costing approaches and how they impact business decisions. From activity-based costing to break-even analysis, you'll learn which methods work best in different situations.

4 weeks
04

Investment Evaluation

Master techniques for evaluating investment opportunities and capital allocation decisions. We cover NPV, IRR, and payback methods with practical examples from Australian businesses.

5 weeks

Your Learning Guides

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Marcus Brennan

Senior Financial Analyst

Marcus spent twelve years analyzing businesses across mining and agriculture sectors. He brings real-world experience from both startups and established companies, helping students understand how financial analysis actually works in practice.

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Elena Vasquez

Corporate Finance Director

Elena has guided financial planning for mid-sized Australian companies for over fifteen years. She focuses on practical applications and helps students develop skills that translate directly to workplace success.

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David Thornfield

Investment Analyst

David works with investment firms and family offices, evaluating opportunities across different industries. His teaching style emphasizes understanding the reasoning behind analysis methods rather than just following formulas.

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Oliver Kendrick

Business Controller

Oliver has managed financial reporting and analysis for manufacturing and service companies. He specializes in helping students understand how different business models affect financial analysis approaches.

Program Structure and Approach

Flexible Weekend Schedule: Classes run Saturdays from 9 AM to 4 PM, starting September 2025. This allows working professionals to build skills without disrupting their current commitments.
Practical Application Focus: Each session includes hands-on work with actual financial data. You'll analyze real companies and work through scenarios that mirror workplace challenges.
Small Group Learning: We keep classes to maximum 16 participants. This ensures everyone gets individual attention and can ask questions specific to their industry or situation.
Industry-Relevant Tools: Learn using Excel techniques that finance professionals actually use, along with introduction to specialized software common in Australian businesses.
Ongoing Support: Access to instructors continues for three months after program completion. You can get guidance as you apply new skills in your current role.
Certificate of Completion: Receive recognition for your professional development that you can include on your resume and LinkedIn profile.
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Ready to Start Learning?

Our next cohort begins in September 2025. Early enrollment includes access to preparatory materials and optional foundation sessions for those new to financial analysis.

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