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Accounting Schools Australia

Specialised Accounting Schools in Australia can be found in a number of universities while many others incorporate the accounting offering within a broader school or faculty such as business, commerce, or finance.

The common feature of all the Australian accountancy programs is the way they are framed towards achieving an industry accredited qualification. This begins with the basic requirements to work as an accountant in Australia, and extends to cover professional recognition such as CPA and CA.

Anyone wanting to study accounting in Australia can choose between undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including postgraduate programs that either build on undergraduate accounting programs or provide a way for someone without any previous accounting studies to gain an accounting qualification



Bond University [Bond]

Central Queensland University [CQU]

Charles Sturt University [CSU]

Curtin University of Technology [CURTIN]

Deakin University [Deakin]

Edith Cowan University [ECU]

Flinders University [FLINDERS]

Griffith University [GRIFFITH]

James Cook University [JCU]

Macquarie University [MACQUARIE]

Monash University [MONASH]

Murdoch University [MURDOCH]

Queensland University of Technology [QUT]

RMIT University [RMIT]

Southern Cross University [SCU]

University of Adelaide [ADELAIDE]

University of Canberra [CANBERRA]

University of New South Wales [UNSW]

University of Newcastle [NEWCASTLE]

University of Queensland [QUEENSLAND]

University of Sydney [SYDNEY]

University of Technology Sydney [UTS]

University of Western Australia [UWA]

University of Western Sydney [UWS]

University of Wollongong [UOW]

Victoria University [VU]





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