Master of Management (Accounting)

Yes, the Master of Management (Accounting) is CPA accredited and qualifies graduates for entry to the professional studies programs for Chartered Practising Accountant (CPA) and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) registration.

Yes, a 1.5-year full-time option is available for students who have previously completed an undergraduate degree in business, commerce or a related discipline. A part-time equivalent is also available for domestic students.

Students can build practical experience through industry consulting opportunities, internships, and in-class simulations. There is also a consulting subject that can be completed in Australia or overseas, and students can participate in case competitions, start-up pitches, and clubs like the Global Consulting Group which offers pro-bono consulting for charities and not-for-profits.

Students will learn how to capture and visualise data, prepare reports, and analyse data for financial statements and business decisions using software like SAP. The program covers business technology to capture, store and visualise data, as well as reporting and analysis tools to effectively manage businesses.

Students at Melbourne Business School can access the Careers Skills Development Program, which is a business-specific program offering services like mentoring and workshops on skills such as effective networking and writing a great CV. Students can also join faculty clubs, participate in case competitions, and engage in start-up pitches.