Objectives

Upon successful completion of the CA Program, you will have the knowledge and skills to: 

1. Demonstrate advanced accounting knowledge required to practise as an accountant across a range of enterprises, sectors, and jurisdictions 
2. Analyse data and critically evaluate technology to support professional practice as a Chartered Accountant
3. Communicate appropriately with stakeholders concerning complex accounting and finance matters  
4. Collaborate effectively to achieve high-level outcomes
5. Integrate advanced technical, business and professional knowledge and skills to generate advice, make decisions or recommend solutions for authentic business problems 
6. Apply critical thinking and professional scepticism in professional practice as a Chartered Accountant
7. Evaluate and respond appropriately to complex ethical issues that impact the individual, the organisation, the profession, and society  
8. Reflect on your own practice to support continuous improvement and respond to change

Structure

The CA Program includes two parts:

1. the accredited Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accounting (GradDipCA)
2. three years of Mentored Practical Experience

To complete the GradDipCA, you must successfully complete nine subjects (seven core and two electives), totalling 120 credit points. For important information on credit points, refer to the GradDipCA Course Information below.

GradDipCA duration: Typically, one year full-time, or two or more years part-time, depending on when commenced.

Intakes: Intakes 4 terms a year.

Subjects

Complete all 7 core subjects:

Choose 2 elective subjects: