The Bachelor of Business (Accounting) course provides you with strong foundation skills and technical knowledge required to successfully enter the workforce as an accountant. Upon graduation, you will be equipped with a specialist understanding of accounting and its associated business fields.

A rewarding career – professionally and financially – awaits you upon completion of your Bachelor of Business (Accounting) at Stott’s College.

The Bachelor of Business (Accounting) course at Stott’s College is designed to provide you with an accounting specialisation in a broader business context, ensuring you can work in a number of roles in different organisations or manage your own business. The course will also allow successful graduates to become eligible for membership of CPA – Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand (CA ANZ), and the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA).

Using both theoretical and practical examples, you will be taught the skills to be adaptable and proactive in the rapidly changing world of commerce.

You will gain a comprehensive knowledge in a broad range of areas including in business, ethics and corporate social responsibility, management, law, marketing, and specialised areas in accounting and business decision-making, management accounting, auditing, taxation, information technology and business statistics.

Upon completion of the course, you will have the ability to analyse and reflect on the role of accounting processes and principles, finance, financial reporting and planning in businesses and corporations. As a result, you can move directly into a career as an accountant either as an employee or a small business owner; or go on to further study at post-graduate level.

The five bands of core knowledge in this course are: Accounting and Finance, Management, Marketing, Law, Human Resource Management (HRM)