Caulfield and Peninsula campuses
The double degree Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Computing is of four years duration if taken full-time. The course combines the disciplines of accounting and commercially oriented computing.
In the first year, the compulsory subjects are software development, computer technology and information systems, accounting and business law. In later years the major areas of study in business include financial accounting and management accounting, law, economics and management. In second year students choose a major from software development, computer technology or information systems, and complete the major and corequisite subjects over the next two years of the course. At Peninsula campus, the major offered is in applications development.
The course qualifies students for membership of the professional accounting and computing associations (ASCPA, ICAA and ACS) subject to completion of each association's requirements for full membership.
This course is administered by the Faculty of Business and Economics. For details of the course structure and subjects, students should refer to the current Faculty of Business and Economics handbook.
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