Accounting and Business Information Technology (Professional)

In this practical and hands-on course, students will:

• Explore how people, information, computers, networks, and processes come together to create cohesive business solutions.
• Learn how to use accounting systems to record and analyse business activities, prepare financial statements and management reports, and employ financial statements to guide investment decisions.
• Understand how to use information from financial accounting systems to develop operating strategies and evaluate business performance.
• Gain skills in designing, building, and implementing software solutions, analysing existing systems, and recommending solutions to address the information needs of organisations.

Leading Australian organisations are involved in the design of this course and in the professional development students.  Industry partners include Deloitte, EY, NAB, PwC, Pitcher Partners, Siemens, Unico, and Viva Energy.  In the final year, there is a Business Information Systems Industry Project whereby students team up with other students to work on a real project briefed to them by an industry partner.

Find out more at Bachelor of Accounting and Business Information Technology (Professional).