What are the career prospects after MFin at University of Melbourne?Do graduates get roles in investment or corporate finance?

Question

S Raghav · Accepted Answer

The MFin from Melbourne won&rsquo;t hand out jobs, but for students who network and build the right profile, outcomes in finance are very real and competitive.
&bull; Corporate finance analysts typically earn AUD 85,000&ndash;90,000 in banks, utilities, and large corporates &bull; Investment associates and buy-side analysts start around AUD 95,000&ndash;105,000, especially in asset management or superannuation funds &bull; Risk and compliance roles offer stable paths, with average salaries around AUD 80,000&ndash;88,000 depending on the sector &bull; Consulting and strategy roles (e.g., at Big 4 or fintechs) pay AUD 85,000+ with scope for fast growth &bull; Students targeting investment banking or equity research usually need internships or prior finance exposure&mdash;those who land these roles often earn AUD 100,000+ including bonuses
The brand, network, and curriculum give a solid head start&mdash;but finance hiring in Australia still rewards those who build early experience while studying.
For more details you can read this blog on "Melbourne MFin "

Divakshi Arora · Answer

The career prospects after an MFin at the University of Melbourne are strong, particularly in corporate finance, investment analysis, risk management, and banking. Graduates typically secure roles within 3&ndash;6 months in cities like Melbourne and Sydney.
Top recruiters include UBS, EY, Deloitte, Macquarie, and NAB, with entry-level roles such as corporate finance analyst (AUD 85,000&ndash;90,000), investment analyst (AUD 90,000&ndash;100,000), and risk consultant (AUD 80,000&ndash;88,000). Roles in treasury, business valuation, and internal strategy teams are also common.
While front-office investment banking roles are more competitive, students with high academic performance, strong networking, and internship experience during the program often break into those sectors. The university&rsquo;s CFA-aligned curriculum and strong employer partnerships add to job market credibility.