Advice tech company Asendium has announced a collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney tailored towards its Master of Financial Planning students.
The co-founders of Asendium in the UTS Chau Chak Wing Auditorium. (From left to right) William Kim, Scott Miller and UTS alumni, Sharon Lee. Image: Hazen Agency
Asendium said it will provide UTS Master of Financial Planning students with hands-on experience with financial advice technology and “real-world experience in creating financial advice”.
The company said the goal of the collaboration is to show students what technology and skills they need to succeed and provide a deep understanding of the industry before they put their knowledge into practice.
“We are thrilled to be collaborating with the University of Technology Sydney to promote financial planning education and give students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience on the technology used in the industry,” said Asendium chief executive Scott Miller.
“Our goal is to give students exposure to the skills and experience they need to succeed in the industry, and we believe that this collaboration is an important step towards achieving that goal.”