Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Course Overview
- Integrate theoretical and technical knowledge and apply it within a field of work and learning
- Critically review, analyze, consolidate and synthesize knowledge to make informed judgments in solving a range of problems that arise in business contexts.
- Critically apply technical knowledge and skills in using methods and technologies to analyze and evaluate information to complete a range of accounting-related activities
- Think critically and creatively to identify and apply judgment to solve problems in a range of business contexts applicable to a CPA
- Communicate clearly and coherently accounting advice and ideas in collaborative contexts to all stakeholders.
- Exercise initiative and judgment in planning, solving problems, and decision-making in practice and/or research.
- Adapt and apply knowledge and skills to anticipate and manage uncertainty to solve diverse and complex problems.
- Be responsible and accountable as a professional practitioner working independently and in collaboration with others in diverse contexts.
Domestic Students will be eligible for FEE HELP $14,400
International Student fees $18,000
Course Structure
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) course have to complete a total of 24 units:
- 8 Core Units
- 8 Accounting Specialisation Units
- 6 Elective Units
- Internship Program (2 units)
*Elective units availability is subject to a minimum number of students.
Entry Requirement
| Admission Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Academic Entry Requirements | Domestic School Leavers: Successful completion on of Year 12 in Australia or equivalent |
| Academic Entry Requirements | Successful completion of Year 12 in Australia or equivalent. An approved University Foundation program or formal Australian Certificate IV may also be taken to satisfy this entry requirement. |
| Minimum Age to Apply | Students must be minimum eighteen years of age prior to commencing a course at the Institute. |
| Language Requirement | |
|---|---|
| English Language Requirements | IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score of 6.0 (no band score less than 5.5) or equivalent |
Career Opportunities
Management Accountant, Financial Accountant, Taxation Consultant, Auditor
Internship or Work Placement
The Internship unit aims to improve students’ communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills through a combination of academic work and work-based activities. The unit will require students to work in an off-campus business venue to discuss, negotiate, plan, collect information, analyze, synthesize and apply discipline-based knowledge to carry out required activities with the objective of developing a feasible solution to the issues. Learning activities under the Internship unit will be designed in such a way that requires students to integrate and appropriately apply previous knowledge and training to make and justify decisions in a work-based context. The unit will also require students to reflect upon their own actions/ inactions and decisions related to those work-based activities to critically appraise themselves. The Internship program is conducted by a professional placement agency in consultation with relevant industry experts.