Accounting Specialisation - Bachelor of Business (Honours)
Accounting
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Advance your career in accounting with the Bachelor of Business (Honours) Accounting specialisation at AUT. Develop advanced research skills and expertise in areas such as financial reporting, management accounting, and sustainability accounting in a one-year postgraduate programme.
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 8 Certification (120 Credits)
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced accounting knowledge
Expand your understanding of financial and management accounting, auditing, tax, and accounting information systems.
Gain research skills
Develop and apply research methods to answer important questions in accounting, including sustainability and disclosure of information.
What You're Signing Up For
The Accounting Specialisation within the Bachelor of Business (Honours) at AUT is a one-year postgraduate research programme for high-achieving business or commerce graduates. Students undertake specialist and research methods courses and complete a supervised dissertation on an accounting topic of their choice. Guided by internationally recognised academics, students examine topics such as disclosure of information, decision making, and sustainability accounting. The programme is accredited by ACCA, CA ANZ, CIMA, and CPA Australia.
Course Content
- Specialisation courses: Issues in Financial Reporting (ACCT811), Issues in Management Accounting (ACCT812)
- Research Methods courses: Qualitative Research Design and Analysis (BUSS823), Quantitative Research Design and Analysis (BUSS824)
- Dissertation in Accounting (BUSS997)
- Topics include disclosure of information, accounting in decision making, sustainability accounting
- Guidance by research-active academic staff
What you need to know first
Bachelor of Business or Commerce (or equivalent undergraduate degree) at a high standard
Approved research proposal required for dissertation enrolment
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