Bachelor of Accounting

To be admitted, students must meet all of the following criteria: completion of at least 160 credit points of law study (or 140 credit points if two Summer subjects are undertaken); demonstration of the likelihood of graduating with an Honours Weighted Average Mark (HWAM) of at least 70 at the time of graduation, or an Admission Average Mark (AAM) of at least 70 at the time of admission; demonstration of satisfactory academic writing skills; and availability of a principal supervisor.

This program offers up to four accreditations in accounting from CPA Australia, Institute of Public Accountants (IPA), Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), depending on the subjects you study.

Graduates can pursue a broad range of careers in different sectors and industries, including Auditing, Taxation, Insolvency, Treasury, Financial Accounting, Forensic Accounting, and roles in Courts and Law Firms.

Yes, part-time study is available; however, the part-time option is not available to International Students on a Student Visa.

Yes, the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) program satisfies the academic degree requirements for admission to practise as an Australian lawyer. Students engage in collaborative face-to-face problem and case-based learning, supported by online learning materials, and participate in authentic assessment to develop knowledge and skills, including legal advocacy, negotiation, and legal technology.