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Overview You could pursue roles in professional accounting practice, commerce, industry, government and the not-for-profit sector. It all starts here.What is accounting?Accounting is the process of keeping, reporting and analysing financial records. Accountants are responsible for measuring a company or organisation’s financial health, providing timely statements on budgets, business transactions and tax returns to stakeholders. They are also responsible for monitoring an organisation’s financial operations and performance in order to help it run efficiently. I want to find another Bachelor Course About the course The Accounting at Charles Sturt University Study Centres covers theoretical and practical accounting concepts to prepare you for your future career. Subjects cover a range of topics, including the legal, ethical, management and strategic aspects of accounting. This course is also offered at Charles Sturt’s campuses in Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Port Macquarie and Wagga Wagga.Career opportunitiesA rewarding career awaits you. You will graduate with the practical knowledge you need to succeed in a range of roles and industries. Below are just some of the common job roles for graduates:Public practice: auditor, business advisor, tax manager, management consultant, insolvency administrator, information technology and external reporting analyst.Commerce and industry: management accountant, budget planner, taxation planner, information systems designer, electronic data processing, financial manager, internal auditor, policy officer, strategic planner, product planner, and marketing officer.Government, semi-government and non-profit organisations: finance officer, budgeting and performance, accounting control systems, policy formulation, business analyst.

Are you looking for a high-flying career in the financial services industry? Study the Bachelor of Accounting at Charles Sturt University Study Centres in Melbourne or Sydney and open the door to multinational organisations across the world.

Disciplines

AccountingFinanceActuarial Science

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English Requirements

PTEMin 50
IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 60

Other Requirements

1CRICOS Code: 0714612DNSW Higher School Certificate, Victorian Certificate of Education or interstate equivalentInternational equivalents of Year 12 International Baccalaureate DiplomaCompleted, or partially completed, course from a university or collegeApproved foundation studies program certificate.

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