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Bachelor of Business (Accounting)

Accounting offers career opportunities in all sectors of the economy - from small traders to large listed entities, private, not-for-profit and government - both in Australia and around the world.

Undertaking a major in Accounting provides a strong practical and theoretical grounding in the competencies required to pursue a professional accounting qualification.

BBus (Accounting) Structure

The Accounting major comprises 9 core accounting units, 6 core supporting business units, 3 research-oriented units, 3 core Christian Studies units and 3 general electives.

Each unit is worth 3 credit points for a total of 72 credit points. 

Core Accounting (9 units)

• AC210 Management Accounting
• AC218 Taxation
• AC220 Corporate Accounting
• AC301 Financial Accounting: Theory and Practice
• AC302 Financial Accounting: Analysis
• AC330 Auditing
• FN201 Principles of Finance
• FN310 Corporate Finance
• LW321 Corporations Law

Core Supporting Business (6 units)

• AC101 Principles of Financial Accounting
• EC101 Introduction to Microeconomics
• EC205 Mathematics for Economics and Business
• LW101 Introduction to Law
• MK101 Principles of Marketing
• MN101 Principles of Management

Core Research (3 units)

• RS191 Academic and Professional Communication
• RS292 Research Methods
• RS393 Research Project (Accounting)

Core Christian Studies (3 units)

• CS100 Introduction to Christianity
• CS200 Survey of the Bible
• CS300 Christianity as a Worldview

General Electives (3 units)

• May be selected from any academic discipline at Sheridan, as long as the relevant prerequisites for the unit have been met.