Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Business – Accounting
Overview
The Accounting major equips students with the knowledge and skills to interpret, analyse, and report financial and non-financial information critical to effective decision-making. Students will explore foundational and advanced concepts, including accounting principles, auditing, taxation, business law, and management. This major is ideal for those seeking a career in professional accounting or related fields.
- Gain essential business knowledge and skills in accounting
- Gain expertise to analyse financial data and create value for stakeholders.
- Prepare for professional certifications with CPA Australia and CAANZ eligibility.
- Explore emerging fields like sustainability accounting and forensic accounting.
- Learn from an industry-relevant curriculum aligned with workforce needs.
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business program will be able to possess broad and coherent knowledge as well as skills that are transferrable for real-world application to prepare them for their careers, with specific learning outcomes that are in line with the major that they have selected.
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Business – Accounting program, students are expected to:
data- Demonstrate a broad and coherent understanding of business and accounting principles, theories, and practices across diverse industry contexts.
- Critically analyse and solve complex problems to develop innovative and sustainable solutions in professional business environments.
- Communicate effectively and professionally with diverse audiences using a range of traditional and digital platforms.
- Work independently and collaboratively to manage accounting tasks, lead projects, and achieve common business goals while respecting cultural and social diversity.
- Apply ethical, legal, and socially responsible principles in decision-making to contribute positively to society and professional accounting practice.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) program will be prepared to be qualified as professional accountants from major professional bodies in Australia such as CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).
- Professional Accountant
- Business Analyst
- Finance Manager
- Business Manager
- Analyst
- Tax Consultant
- Auditor
- Accounts Receivable or Payable Officer
- Risk Manager
- Credit Officer
We welcome students who show strong academic ability and a genuine passion for accounting and finance.
Minimum Entry Requirements
Domestic Students
- Year 12 (Australia) or ATAR 55 or AQF Level 5 Diploma
International Students
- Year 12 equivalent or IB Diploma (24+ points)
- English Requirements (if prior studies weren’t in English)
Alternative Pathways
- Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students
- Mature age applicants
- Students from disadvantaged or under-represented backgrounds
Admission Process
- Check Eligibility
- Submit Application
- Provide Supporting Documents
- Receive Admission Outcome
- Accept Offer
- Orientation and Enrolment
For full details, see the Admission Policy and Procedure.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about admissions, programs, fees, student visas and the support available while you study with us.
International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency with one of the following: IELTS (Academic) 6.0 overall with no band below 5.5, TOEFL iBT minimum 60, or PTE Academic minimum 55.
For more detailed information, please refer to Our Programs page for Admission Requirements, or Contact Us for further assistance.
Yes. Students may apply for Advanced Standing or Credit Transfer based on relevant prior learning, work experience, or qualifications that align with course outcomes. Decisions are made in accordance with AQF level descriptors to ensure equivalency in knowledge, skills, and application.
For further details, please refer to the Advanced Standing, Credit Transfer and Articulation Policy, or Contact Us for further assistance.
QIHE provides academic and non-academic support services to help students succeed in their studies, wellbeing, and personal development.
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Applicants must submit a completed Admission Application Form along with certified documents. Admission outcomes are issued in writing and may include a full or conditional Letter of Offer.
For more information, please refer to the Assessment Policy and Procedure, or Contact Us for further assistance.
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