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Bachelor of Accounting

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Charles Sturt University

Program overview

Accounting is the process of keeping reporting and analysing financial records Accountants are responsible for measuring a company or organisation s financial health providing timely statements on budgets business transactions and tax returns to stakeholders They are also responsible for monitoring an organisation s financial operations and performance in order to help it run efficiently About the course Our three-year specialist accounting degree covers theoretical and practical accounting concepts to prepare you for your future career Subjects cover a range of topics including the legal ethical management and strategic aspects of accounting This course is also offered at Charles Sturt s campuses in Albury-Wodonga Bathurst Port Macquarie and Wagga Wagga

Duration: 13

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