Overview of the course
Find out how to kick your career goals with a Major in Accounting and Finance.
Master the key skills to help people and organisations reach their financial goals, with a focus on doing it sustainably and utilising the latest in financial software. In this course taught by financial experts, you’ll pair expertise in managing risks and advocating for your clients with knowledge of emerging financial trends including cryptocurrency and blockchain analysis.
The major in Accounting and Finance will see you team up with your peers to work on a consulting project with a live client, using cutting-edge financial programming software, such as Python, Tableau and Xero. Be set up to make meaningful decisions for future organisations and clients with experience in key, industry-specific software.
In this degree, you’ll gain knowledge about core business needs across an organisation and hear directly from guest speakers with a broad range of Business experience. Past speakers have included representatives from NAB, Genesis Group and Richmond Football Club.
This course is accredited by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), Certified Practicing Accounts (CPA) Australia.
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What you will learn
Financial management: Examine the fundamentals of corporate finance and the role finance plays within corporate management.
Management accounting: Learn technical skills required to analyse information that supports decisions which enhance both customer and shareholder values.
Analysis for competitive advantage: Examine the role of management accounting in solving real world business problems.
Finance law: Understand the laws of financial regulations and how they impact the provision of financial services to retail and wholesale clients in Australia.
Ethics and International Finance: Learn to navigate the technology-driven environment of international finance, as well as ethical values and principles.
Management of investment portfolios: Apply investment knowledge in allocating assets to a portfolio.
Undergraduate