Current minimum Academic Entry Requirements applied for Trimester 3 2020 (November 2020 intake) and Trimester 1 2021 (March 2021 intake): Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent.
From Trimester 2 2021(July 2021 intake), minimum Academic Entry Requirements will be Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 60% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 60) or overseas equivalent.
IELTS *(ACADEMIC only; GENERAL not accepted), Minimum overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
TOEFL * (Internet Based Test), Minimum overall score of 60 with no band less than: Listening 11, Speaking 17, Reading 12, Writing 20
PTE *, Minimum overall score of 50 with no band less than 42
CAE *, Minimum overall score of 169 with no band less than 162
HKCEE, Minimum C in Syllabus B
HKALE, Minimum D use of English in AS-Level
GCE Ordinary Level, C grade or better in GCE O-Level English
GCE Advanced Level, D grade or better in GCE A-Level English
NSW HSC (Undergraduate only), Minimum 55% in English subject as a second language
Minimum 50% in English subject or in English Literature
OTHER: Australian qualifications, Successful completion of Certificate IV or higher for a duration of 12 months or over(AQF Level 4 or Higher)
The Course Overview – can be used to view the course structure and sequence in which subjects should be studied. All subjects named in the Course Overviews are core subjects and must be studied to satisfy the requirements of the particular award.
The first two trimesters of the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) represent the core subjects of their respective Diplomas, and provide the underpinning knowledge and skills needed to successfully attempt the higher level subjects in the remaining trimesters.
The subjects in shaded boxes must be studied in the order they are presented as they provide pre-requisite knowledge for other subjects. The remaining subjects (core and elective) have a recommended trimester, but may be studied in other available trimester slots to suit individual student preferences, provided pre-requisites have been completed.
Students may choose any elective subjects from the list following the Course Overview, provided the subject is offered in the trimester they wish to study it and they have met the relevant pre-requisites.
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) (incorporating Diploma of Accounting)
The Bachelor of Business (Accounting) offers a broad understanding of the concepts and practices of accounting, supported by related areas in finance, law, economics, marketing, information systems, management and statistics. The course focuses on preparing students for accounting careers in the modern business environment, specifically preparing students for management roles in the accounting industry. It aims to equip students with decision-making and critical analysis skills required in a professional accountancy practice, as well as a variety of functional areas within business. There is a particular emphasis on the development of professional and personal skills which underpin success in accounting.
The course requires students to study a total of 24 subjects over 6 trimesters. It contains 20 core subjects and 4 electives providing students with an in-depth understanding of accountancy practices, and an appreciation of other business related disciplines. In addition to the solid core of accounting subjects, including legislation related to accounting practices and an appreciation of ethical practice, students can also study a selection of related business, management and finance subjects designed to provide broad understanding of the total challenges faced by accountants and their clients.
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First trimester
Professional Communication Skills (Replaces BUS100 Business Study Skills and BUS106A Intro to Business A)
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Marketing (co-req BUS100)
Introduction to Economics
Second trimester
Introduction to Management (Replaces BUS106B Intro to Business B)
Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACC100)
Introduction to Business Law
Business Statistics
Third trimester
Introduction to Management Accounting (ACC100)
Financial Accounting (ACC100, ACC101)
Corporate Financial Management (ACC100)
Organisational Behaviour (BUS100, MGT100)
Fourth trimester
Management Accounting (ACC100, ACC200)
Accounting Information Systems (ACC100, ACC101, ACC201)
Law of Business Organisations (BUS101)
Corporate Accounting and Reporting (ACC100, ACC101, ACC201)
Fifth trimester
Tax Law (BUS101, BUS200)
Contemporary Issues in Accounting (replaces ACC302 Advanced Accounting)
Sixth trimester
Auditing and Assurance Services (ACC100, ACC101, ACC201)
Business Project (Last trimester
PATHWAY TO FURTHER STUDIES
Graduates of the Bachelor in Business (Accounting) satisfy the educational membership requirements for Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), CPA Australia (CPA) and The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA). Graduates are also eligible to apply for admission into a number of postgraduate qualifications in Australia and overseas.
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Graduates of the Bachelor in Business (Accounting) may find entry level employment as an Accountant, Business Analyst, Auditor, Financial Advisor and Taxation Consultant among other career paths.
OSHC: 530 ($) AUD per year
