COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Professional Accounting curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in accounting, finance, law, and analytical skills required for modern business environments. Students begin with core subjects such as Foundations in Accounting and Foundations of Management Accounting, which introduce essential accounting principles and practices. Economics for Managers and Managerial Finance develop an understanding of economic decision-making and financial management within organizations. As the program progresses, units like Company Accounting, Contemporary Accounting Theory, and Accounting in Australia deepen technical knowledge and provide insight into professional standards and practices. Students also study Accounting Systems and Information Assurance, focusing on the role of technology in financial reporting and data security. Auditing and Ethics, along with Ethics and Governance, emphasize professional responsibility, integrity, and regulatory compliance. Legal knowledge is strengthened through Australian Commercial Law, Corporations and Business Structures, and Taxation Law of Australia, preparing students to navigate complex legal frameworks. Additionally, Statistics for Managerial Decisions equips students with quantitative skills for data analysis and informed decision-making. Together, these units ensure graduates develop a well-rounded skill set, enabling them to succeed in accounting and financial management careers.