COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Accounting requires the completion of 360 credit points over three years of full-time study. The degree combines core commerce subjects, an Accounting major, electives, and professional development opportunities to provide students with comprehensive business knowledge and practical accounting expertise. The Accounting major develops foundational and advanced skills in financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxation, and digital accounting systems. Students learn how to prepare, analyse, and interpret financial information while understanding how accounting supports strategic decision-making and organizational performance. The curriculum introduces key concepts in business, economics, finance, management, and commercial practices, providing a broad foundation for understanding the role of accounting within organizations. Through accounting-focused subjects, students explore financial reporting, regulatory requirements, ethical decision-making, risk management, and the impact of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital accounting tools on the profession. Practical learning experiences, including projects, case studies, and a capstone subject, allow students to apply accounting knowledge to real-world business challenges and develop professional skills. The course emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, data analysis, and ethical practice. Graduates are prepared for careers in accounting, auditing, taxation, financial analysis, consulting, business advisory services, and other commerce-related fields, with a strong foundation for pursuing professional accounting qualifications and leadership roles.