An accounting degree can take you anywhere, from large multi-national organisations in the world's most exciting cities to small to medium businesses across regional Australia. You won't just learn accounting – you'll live it When you study accounting with CSU you'll undertake a work placement program of 100 hours. All your accounting subjects will feature work-integrated learning and assessment. You'll be job-ready as a highly employable CSU graduate. You can come to us or we can come to you As well as having campuses across regional NSW, CSU is one of the largest and most experienced online higher education providers. Online and on-campus classes offer personal engagement and support from our industry-aligned professional educators. CSU also gives you the opportunity to graduate sooner by offering select subjects in the summer session. You gain a passport to seek globally recognised professional qualifications CSU's accounting degree is accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. You'll be ready to take the next step and join a worldwide network of chartered accountants and certified practising accountants. You can add another qualification and expand your possibilities CSU's flexible program of study gives you room to specialise in a second discipline through joint studies. Add options to your accounting qualification by also studying banking, economics, finance, human resource management, marketing or even psychology.

Accountants hold some of the most dynamic and influential positions in the world. That's because every organisation, in every industry – from agriculture to mining, from global finance to not-for-profit – relies on innovative people who can solve complex business problems. Choose your own path with a CSU accounting degree. Public practice Utilise your broad skillset to provide a variety of auditing, advisory, taxation, insolvency and recovery services to clients. Commerce and industry Put your budget planning, management accounting, internal auditing, strategic planning and policy formation skills to work for any sized organisation. Government, semi-government and non-profit organisations Make a difference by applying your financial accountability, budgeting and performance measurement, policy formulation and cost-benefit analysis skills for the public good. Accounting qualifications are also highly sought after in the community. Beyond your day job, you could contribute your expertise to a local community organisation through a board or committee position, or another worthy cause close to your heart.