Introduction This course is designed for those working or seeking to work in a field that requires a general understanding of accounting related matters, and who may intend to progress to the Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting course. It may also help them develop a future career in professional accounting and related fields.
In this course you’ll study a range of specialised accounting topics. You will be introduced to management accounting and cost terms, exploring job order costing systems and new costing methods, cost behaviour, planning and special decision-making issues. The budget process is also a key feature in this course. You’ll learn typical accounting information systems applications such as sales, billing, purchasing, inventory and general ledger. Key topics in financial accounting are also explored. To complement your core studies, you’ll choose from a range of specialist accounting topics to support your current and future career needs.
Course Entry Requirements/Prerequisites A degree from a recognised institution in a field other than accounting or significant relevant work experience (typically three to five years).
Recognition of Prior Learning Applications for recognition of prior learning are not considered within this course.
Duration and Availability This fee-paying course is one semester full-time or equivalent part-time study.
Course Organisation The course is made up of four core units totalling 100 credits. It encompasses a broad range of professional accounting concepts and equips students for professional practice.
Career Opportunities Graduates generally find employment with private and public organisations (national and international).
Additional Course Expenses Students may be expected to purchase a number of textbooks, readers and other essential study materials.
Year 1 Semester 1 Managerial Accounting Quantitative Methods for Accounting Financial Accounting Fundamentals of Business and Corporations Law
Now accepting applications for semester 2 commencing July 2012, enquire now for more information or call one of our student advisors on FREECALL 1800 345 317
