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Master of Business (Accounting)/Master of Business Law

The Master of Business (Accounting)/Master of Business Law is for students who have an undergraduate degree in accounting. The course is designed to extend graduates’ knowledge and analytical skills in advanced accounting and applied business law. This course is of direct relevance to those involved in commerce, in the private, commercial or government sectors.

On-campus Caulfield Master of Business (Accounting)/Master of Business Law
4 semesters full-time, 8 semesters part-time
Course code 4401
Entry requirements

A degree with a major in accounting, with at least a credit average; or
Students who have completed a postgraduate qualification with at least a credit average or an honours degree in a relevant discipline
Course structure 16 units

Six compulsory units:

  • AFF5100 Advanced strategic management accounting
  • AFF5120 Assurance, governance and fraud
  • AFF5130 Financial statement analysis and business valuation
  • AFF5150 Financial reporting issues
  • AFX5330 Integrated systems for business enterprises
  • BTX9020 Business law

Plus five units chosen from the following of which at least four must be at the 5000 level

One of the following:

  • GSB9001 Personal development
    – critical thinking and communication
  • GSB9002 Personal development
    – managing self and relationships
  • GSB9003 Personal development
    – professional advancement

 
Elective units

Students must complete a further four graduate units offered by any department in the Faculty of Business and Economics*.
* Students who are associate members of CPA Australia are permitted to enrol in units that are offered in conjunction with CPA Australia, provided they also enrol in the equivalent CPA segment with CPA Australia.