Banking courses
There's no single qualification for getting into banking, and a bachelor degree is one route employers recognise. Here's what that course covers, how long it takes and what the jobs pay.
- Quickest way to start
- 3 years
- Bachelor degree, typical full time length
- What the jobs pay
- $77,000 to $110,000
- median pay across 4 jobs, some estimated
Which course do you need?
None of these jobs needs a set qualification, but these courses teach what employers look for.
Bachelor of Banking and Finance
Work in banking and finance
Personal bankers talk to customers about accounts, loans and everyday money, and match them with products that fit.
A job it helps withPersonal Banker
Median pay$83,700
Helps, not required. Employers hire on skills and experience as well as study.
- How long it takes
- 3 years full time
- How you'll study
- On campus
Jobs this study can help with
Pay is the median for everyone in the job, not a starting salary.
- Personal BankerStudy that can helpBachelor degreeMedian pay$83,700
Loan ProcessorStudy that can helpBachelor degreeMedian pay$93,900
Bank ManagerStudy that can helpBachelor degreeMedian pay$110,000
Investment AdministratorStudy that can helpBachelor degreeMedian pay$77,000 (estimate)
“In demand” means the job is on the national skills shortage list. Pay marked as an estimate is our own analysis, not a published figure. Check the course and provider are approved for the work you want, as rules differ by state.
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