The Graduate Certificate in Accounting at CQUniversity consists of four core units, totaling 24 credits, designed to provide a strong foundation in accounting and business skills. The program begins with Accounting in Australia (ACCT20070), which introduces students to key accounting concepts, financial reporting practices, and the regulatory frameworks that govern accounting in Australia. Economics for Managers (ECON20039) develops an understanding of economic principles, market forces, and managerial decision-making, enabling students to analyse financial and business environments effectively.Australian Commercial Law (LAWS20058) covers the legal aspects of business operations, including contracts, corporate law, and regulatory compliance, ensuring graduates can navigate legal requirements in professional settings. Statistics for Managerial Decisions (STAT20029) equips students with analytical and quantitative skills, allowing them to interpret data, apply statistical techniques, and make evidence-based business and financial decisions.Together, these units integrate accounting knowledge with broader business, economic, legal, and analytical skills. The course prepares students for professional roles in accounting, finance, and business management, while also providing a pathway to the Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting. Graduates can carry credit for completed units into further study, supporting continued professional development and progression toward accreditation with major Australian professional accounting bodies.