About Us
AMI Education is committed to the principles of Access and Equity. Operationally, this means that our policies and approaches ensure that our programmes are responsive to the diverse needs of all clients and are available to everyone on an equal basis including people with disabilities, people from non-English speaking backgrounds, indigenous Australians, rural and remote learners and people re-entering training after a career break.Bachelor of Commerce
Duration
3 years full-time (24 units)
Entry Requirements
- Completion of Australian Secondary education or equivalent
- Required proficiency in English (IELTS) - Overall band score of 6.0 with no individual sub score below 5.5
Course Objective
This course will give you the foundation, knowledge and skills to: Appreciate how to acquire knowledge and skills; think logically, critically and independently; collect, integrate and interpret information; solve problems and communicate effectively. It will also help you to develop leadership qualities, have an understanding of ethical practice. This course is recognised by National Institute of Acountants (NIA) in Australia for professional qualification and Permanent Residency purposes under the current migration guidelines.
Course Structure
Areas of study include:
- Accounting & Business Decisions
- Business Microeconomics
- Management Principles
- Accounting Fundamentals
- Business Microeconomics
- Commercial Law
- Business Statistics
- Corporate Accounting
- Management Accounting 1 + 2
- Financial Management
- Organisation Law
- Financial Accounting
- Managing the Legal Environment
- Business Information Systems
- Comparative Economic Systems
- Income Tax Law and Practice
- Marketing Law
- Management Principles
- Auditing
- Banking & Finance
- Taxation
- Law Project
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