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3 Years
Online Live, Mixed Mode, Face to Face
Full time / Part time / Online / On-campus / Blended
March (S1) | August (S2) | November (Summer)
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
30 Cowper Street, NSW (Alphacrucis College Limited)
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Faith and Purpose
Discover the foundations of faith and how it relates to one's worldview and purpose. Students will explore the Christian story from Scripture and express ideas of their own faith, examine how faith shapes views on the meaning and purpose of life, the value of humanity and ideas of human flourishing.
Business Law
Delve into the essentials of business law by exploring the legal frameworks surrounding corporations, not-for-profits, and churches. Gain insights into Australia's legal system, including criminal, contract, and workplace law.
Economics
Equips students with theoretical tools and practical applications, examining economics' historical, ethical, and theological dimensions. Topics include market dynamics, public policy, and the economics of religion.
Accounting for Decision Making
Provides an essential foundation in accounting, emphasising its critical role in business decision-making. Students will learn to analyse financial statements, create a budget, and effectively evaluate business decisions.
Quantitative Skills
Introduction to Business Analytics
Introduces concepts for a data-driven approach to decision-making. Equips students with the analytical skills necessary to understand the different types of data and how to interpret it and generate actionable insights.
Accounting for Decision Making
Provides an essential foundation in accounting, emphasising its critical role in business decision-making. Students learn to analyse financial statements, create a budget, and effectively evaluate business decisions.
Business Law
Explores the legal frameworks surrounding corporations, not-for-profits, and churches. Covers Australia's legal system, including criminal, contract, and workplace law.
Economics
Equips students with theoretical tools and practical applications, examining economics' historical, ethical, and theological dimensions. Topics include market dynamics, public policy, and the economics of religion.
Business Information Systems
Highlights technology's role in enhancing business decision-making. Students will discover how accounting and business information systems can drive organisational efficiency and governance.
Business Ethics
Explores the foundational values of integrity, stewardship, and justice, providing students with practical tools to navigate ethical challenges in business. Examines ethical philosophies and their impact on the economy, business practices, and individual responses.
Ethics in Data Analysis
This subject will commence in 2025.
Excel and Data Analytics
This subject will commence in 2025.
Business Intelligence and Data Visualisation
This subject will commence in 2025.
Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
Equips students with knowledge, tools and insights in business analytics and AI. Covers statistical analysis, machine learning fundamentals, natural language processing, and ethical implications of AI.
Accounting and Financial Management
Covers key concepts and theories of financial reporting, transaction recording and preparation of financial reports. Students become proficient in basic double entry accounting and using accounting software packages.
Financial Reporting
Provides knowledge and skills to interpret complex financial statements, apply accounting standards effectively, and remain informed about current developments in Australia's financial reporting landscape.
Management Accounting
Covers budgeting, costing, and performance evaluation techniques. Includes budget preparation and variance analysis, and tools for strategic financial planning and control.
Accounting Information Systems
Explores the systems and processes that drive financial data management within businesses, including use of advanced tools like XBRL for reporting and assessment of internal controls.
Common Questions
The Bachelor of Arts takes 3 years full-time or up to 10 years part-time to complete, and consists of 24 subjects in total.
The Bachelor of Arts is available via Online Live, Mixed Mode, and Face to Face study modes. Study locations include Online, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart, though some subjects are only available on campus — students should check the timetable to confirm location and mode.
International students are required to have an IELTS score of 6.5. The languages of instruction are English and Korean.
Graduates are prepared for graduate-level professional or ministry positions, including roles such as pastoral assistant, youth worker, and community service roles. The degree also equips graduates with transferable skills for sectors including education, not-for-profit organisations, and business, and provides a strong foundation for further postgraduate studies in theology, humanities, or other related fields.
Each subject costs $2,425, and FEE-HELP is available for eligible domestic students. The course consists of 24 subjects in total.
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