Facts & figures
- #22 in the world Accounting and finance
- #1 in Australia Graduate employability
- #15 in Asia-Pacific Top 20 business schools
- Top 50 Universities worldwide
- 68,000+ Business School alumni worldwide
Facts & figures
Our accounting programs will introduce you to the broad organisational, regulatory, market and technological contexts in which accountants operate.
Learning will be future-focused, develop the practical and analytical skills that will allow you to interpret and inform organisations about their financial position.
Gain the skills you need to succeed in a world of globalisation and automation.
Studying accounting at the Business School will help you develop capabilities for a broad range of careers. Opening the door to professions in which the ability to understand and interpret financial information is essential.
Our graduates have gone on to work at AMP, Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC, Microsoft, Huawei, Vodaphone and eHealth.
There are many employment opportunities for accounting graduates across a range of industries, many of our graduates go on to work in:
Whether you are just starting out, looking for a career change, or wanting to become an accredited professional accountant, we offer a range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs to meet your needs.
You can choose to study the Professional Accounting Program in the Bachelor of Commerce or the Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies, which will allow you to apply for professional accreditation.
Download the Professional Accounting Accreditation Guide (pdf, 201KB) for more detailed information.
An accounting major or minor will provide you with a solid understanding of accounting practice in business, a valuable skill once in the workforce. However, this will not cover the core competencies that you require to apply for professional accreditation.
You can choose to study a major or minor in accounting in these courses:
Undertake advanced coursework and complete a research thesis by completing honours.
Visit our honours page for more information.
The most direct way to become a fully accredited accountant is through the professional accounting programs:
Accounting is also available as a specialisation in:
Download the Professional Accounting Accreditation Guide (pdf, 201KB) for more detailed information.
Undertake intensive research training across the range of Business School research areas.
To find a potential supervisor visit Research Supervisor Connect or learn more about postgraduate research.