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About the course
This Undergraduate Certificate in Accounting provides a foundation in accounting principles and ethical decision-making using accurate financial information. You’ll learn how accounting supports business performance, planning and reporting, including transactions, financial statements, information systems and relevant computing tools. Designed for learners from varied backgrounds, it also offers a pathway into Curtin’s Bachelor of Commerce with related majors in accounting and finance.
What you might learn
You’ll learn to apply accounting principles in different contexts, use critical and creative problem-solving to address accounting issues, and communicate concepts to both specialists and non-specialists using appropriate technology. You’ll also consider global perspectives and international accounting standards, and develop professional skills for working independently and in teams while supporting ongoing, life-long learning in accounting practice.
Career outcome
Graduates gain entry-level, paraprofessional accounting knowledge suited to supporting roles across a wide range of organisations. The course builds practical capability in interpreting financial information, understanding accounting systems and contributing to planning and decision-making processes. It can support progression toward further study in commerce and accounting, helping prepare for roles such as accounts assistant, bookkeeping support, finance support officer or junior accounting administration positions.
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