The Bachelor of Accounting provides a thorough grounding in financial reporting, analysis, and management for business and government. This degree aligns with the educational requirements of Australian accounting professional bodies and offers elective studies in areas like finance, marketing, and sustainability. It sharpens critical analysis of accounting issues, underpinned by scholarly research, fostering academic and professional proficiency. Graduates emerge well-equipped for diverse accounting careers or advanced study, possessing the skills and knowledge essential for success in the dynamic field of accounting.
Entry requirements for the Bachelor of Accounting vary depending on the institution but generally include completion of Year 12 with a minimum ATAR, VET pathway courses or prior experience.
If you don't meet the standard entry criteria, enquire with a course provider to discuss alternative entry pathways.
Course fees vary depending on the course provider.
The Bachelor of Accounting will prepare you for the following roles.
A Financial Accountant coordinates accounts for a large business or organisation. You’ll manage financial operations across all departments and pre...
A Company Accountant oversees financial management for a large business or organisation. You’ll handle company budgets and ensure all financial acc...
A Management Accountant coordinates financial activities for a large business or organisation. You might prepare financial reports and statements a...
Chartered Accountants manage and oversee financial matters for businesses and individuals. You might work in accounting firms, corporations, or gov...
A Corporate Accountant manages and oversees financial operations within a company, ensuring accurate and timely reporting of financial information....
An Internal Auditor examines and evaluates the financial information of a business or organisation. You might gather relevant financial data and in...
A Bookkeeper maintains the financial records of a business or organisation. You’ll keep track of all transactions including income as well as expen...
An Auditor reviews the financial information of a business or organisation. You’ll analyse documents like bank statements and data from financial s...
A Government Accountant oversees financial matters for a government department or agency. You might manage financial systems and process accounts p...
A Financial Regulator ensures compliance in the financial sector by overseeing institutions’ adherence to laws and regulations. You might assess fi...
A Project Accountant manages the finances for a particular project within a business or organisation. You might balance budgets and ensure financia...
A Business Services Accountant carries out financial management duties for a range of businesses, usually focusing on taxation issues. You might pr...
A Trust Accountant manages the financial records of a trust account. You’ll oversee payments and other transactions and prepare necessary financial...
A Group Accountant manages financial accounts for large organisations that have smaller companies within them. You’ll oversee accounting operations...
A Fund Accountant manages the financial activities of an investment portfolio or fund. You might monitor financial transactions and analyse the fun...
A Systems Accountant oversees financial systems for a large business or organisation. You’ll make sure systems operate efficiently and work with co...
A Senior Auditor examines and evaluates financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations. You might work for an accounting firm...
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