School of Finance and Applied Statistics

Office Location:
Enquiries:
Head of School:

Room 2076, LF Crisp Bldg 26
enquiries.fas@anu.edu.au
Prof Terry O'Neill

Notices and Announcements...

Special and Supplementary Exams for Semester 2, 2009

Special and supplementary exams will be on Tuesday 23 February 2010 at 6 pm in JD101 and JD102. If you have 2 exams in FAS the other will be on Thursday 25 February 2010 at 6 pm in JD101.

Students are expected to be available for examination on theses dates, holiday plans are not an acceptable excuse.

If you have been approved to sit a special or supplementary examination, you will receive an email to your university email address from FAS administration staff with details of the exam.

If you have not received an email with details such as date, time and location the week before this you should contact the school on 6125 0487.

Viewing of Semester 2, 2009 Exam Scripts

Viewing of exam script books will be strictly between

Wednesday 2 December – Friday 4 December 2009, between the hours of 9.30 am – 1.30 pm, room 2076 Crisp Building.
Monday 22 February – Friday 26 February 2010, between the hours of 9.30 am – 1.30 pm, location to be notified.

To be able to view your exam script book you will need to come into the School of Finance and Applied Statistics and place your name on a list. Names will not be added to list after Thursday 25 February 2010. Names will not be taken by phone or email.

You will then be able to return to the school office the next day to view your exam script.

Please bring your ANU student identification card with you to view exams. No other form of ID will be accepted.
No exam question papers or MCQ answer sheets are available to view.
If you wish to query the marking of your paper you will need to write a letter to the lecturer explaining why. The lecturer will then remark your whole paper.
Exam scripts will not be available for viewing outside of these times.

The School of Finance and Applied Statistics has responsibility for undergraduate teaching both for introductory finance and quantitative courses and for later year students specialising in applied statistics, business statistics, corporate finance, financial management, investments and actuarial studies.

The school offers an extensive complement of graduate coursework programs in the key disciplines of Actuarial Studies and Techniques, Statistics and applied and theoretical finance concepts. A number of students are completing research based degrees (MPhil and PhD) at any given time, with particular strength in the area of finance.

Research interests include theoretical and applied research in medical, social and business statistics, time series analysis, survey methods and computer-intense analysis; finance and investments, financial management and actuarial science. Staff members are regularly involved consulting with private and public sector partners.