After developing a solid grounding in business in your first year, customise your degree with a major in Accounting. Students must also complete BMIPAC Professional Accounting as part of their undergraduate course. Graduates with an Accounting major can gain employment in accounting practices, medium and large corporations, the public sector and not-for-profit organisations.
By completing all units in this major, along with the Professional Accounting minor, graduates are eligible for admission into the CPA and the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Programs.
Unitset details
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Study level:
Undergraduate
Unitset type:
Major
Unitset code:
BMAACT
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Unitset Structure
- Major Studies
- Accounting Information Systems
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Accounting
- Corporate Accounting
- Management Accounting
- Corporate Regulation
- Capstone Units
- Advanced Financial Accounting
- Applied Business Challenge
- Students undertaking a second major are required to complete BPD2100 International Business Challenge instead of BPD3100 Applied Business Challenge.
- International Business Challenge
- Please note: students undertaking the Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business (LBWB) and Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Business (LHWB) are required to complete BAO3306 Auditing in place of BEO2006 Corporate Regulation.
- Auditing
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