The Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business (Specialisation) dual degree enables you to graduate with both a Bachelor of Accounting and a Bachelor of Business (Specialisation) within four years of full-time study. The dual degree approach allows you to further tailor your degree to suit your individual needs and study goals. By combining these two programs you will have the advantage of the specialist knowledge within accounting, as well as the diverse knowledge of general business studies. Within the accounting degree, you complete courses which cover content such as audit methodology and planning, tools and techniques financial managers use to maximise shareholder wealth, the application of accounting theory, and accounting standards and business law relevant to the financial records of Australian companies. The business degree enables you to specialise in human resources management, information systems, management, marketing, or procurement and supply.

On completing a Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Business, you will open the door to a career in a number of areas in the business, accounting and finance industries, including roles in: * Human resources management * Information systems management * Marketing * Banking * Taxation * Professional accountancy * Auditing and assurance * Forensic accounting * Financial planning * Business management