This dual-degree program in business and accounting offers a versatile pathway for individuals aspiring to kickstart their careers in the business realm. With professional accreditation in accounting, graduates are primed to navigate financially sustainable organizations within an increasingly competitive commercial environment.

The Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business provides a comprehensive foundation, fostering expertise in both accounting and business domains, thereby enhancing employability. Students receive training in audit methodology and planning, acquiring essential tools and techniques employed by financial managers to optimize shareholder wealth.

Furthermore, the curriculum encompasses exposure to vital aspects such as accounting theory, accounting standards, and pertinent business law applicable to the financial operations of Australian corporations.

Throughout the course, students enjoy the flexibility to customize their studies according to their unique interests and career aspirations.

By opting to specialize in Financial Planning, Marketing, or Property, students further elevate their employability prospects. The dual-degree structure offers an added advantage, equipping graduates with a diverse skill set highly valued by employers.

COURSE STRUCTURE:
The course entails the completion of 32 units/192 credit points, comprising 20 core units, along with a choice of an eight-unit major in either financial planning, marketing, or property, and a four-unit minor in either human resource management, liberal studies, or startups and entrepreneurship.

UNIT INFORMATION:
For detailed information regarding the units available in this course, please consult the Handbook and navigate to the "Course Structure" tab.

CREDIT TRANSFER:
Students who have undertaken relevant prior studies may be eligible for credit transfer.

The Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business offers pathways to various career opportunities across the business, accounting, and finance sectors, encompassing roles such as:

- Human resources management
- Marketing
- Banking
- Taxation
- Professional accountancy
- Auditing and assurance
- Forensic accounting
- Business management

Completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent; or completion of AQF Certificate IV or equivalent; or completion of an approved university foundation studies program.

IELTS Academic: Achieve a score of 6.0 with no individual band score below 5.5.
TOEFL Internet-based: Attain an overall score of 75 with no sub-score less than 17.
Pearson Test of English Academic: Obtain an overall score of 54 with no sub-score below 46.
Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE), Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE): Attain an overall test score of 169 with no individual band score less than 162.