Bachelor of Accounting
offered by Charles Sturt University

Bachelor of Accounting
at
CSU
Overview

Master the language of business with a Bachelor of Accounting: Your gateway to financial expertise and professional success

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Individuals interested in finance, business management, auditing, taxation, and financial reporting

What are the course deliverables?

Become successful, ethical and professional accountants and responsible business people able to think and act independently, tolerate ambiguity and think creatively
Use analytical, operational, human relations and management skills required for the recognition and solution of accounting and other business problems and the identification of opportunities in the business environment
Listen and communicate effectively, to collaborate with colleagues and to demonstrate interpersonal skills of negotiation and co-operation
Anticipate, deal with and initiate change in the accounting and business environment

More about this course

The Bachelor of Accounting from Charles Sturt University will provide you with the analytical, communication and leadership skills you need to become an in-demand business professional. Whatever industry you'd like to work in and wherever you'd like to live, the Bachelor of Accounting can take you there

Core subjects

ACC127 Accounting and Financial Literacy

ACC128 Financial Accounting and Reporting

ACC293 Management Accounting for Sustainable Decision Making

ACC294 Accounting Standards Interpretation and Disclosures

Compulsory Employability Skills Subjects

BUS114 Contemporary Employability and Learning

EMP100 Building Resilience for the Workplace

EMP105 Technology for the Connected Workplace

Minor Sequences from within the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences

MINEU1 Entrepreneurship

MINFA1 Finance

MINHM1 Human Resource Management

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Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
An offer of admission may be made with a condition that the applicant must meet one or more entry requirements (for example where the applicant is currently undertaking a pathway course), and may be withdrawn if the applicant does not meet the condition(s) by the deadline stated in the offer.