How about Macquarie University’s Bachelor of Accounting in Australia?

MQ Macquarie University has always been famous for its business studies, especially accounting. However, MQ’s accounting courses are divided into 1.5 years and 2.5 years. Today I will explain in detail the difference between the two and their future work and Impact of Immigration. ? First, let’s talk about the differences between the two degrees. MQ's 2.5-year accounting course is actually a 1.5-year Master of Accounting + 1-year CPA course. After 1.5 years of study, you can get a master of accounting (professional) degree. The next year is just for students who need to take the CPA exam. If you are not going to get a CPA, but just to immigrate, there is no need to study the next year. Hard work and money burning. But some classmates asked me if a degree obtained in 1.5 years is not as good as 2.5 years? I can definitely tell you that the difference is just whether you take the CPA exam or not. Absolutely 100% MASTEROFACCOUNTINGDEGREE. For students who have not yet decided whether to study for CPA, I will tell you a way. First sign up for a 2.5-year course, and the Immigration Bureau will give you a 2.5-year visa. In this way, whether you study for 2.5 years or 1.5 years, you will decide to graduate. You both have a 2.5 year visa, this is a great way to extend your visa.

But after 1.5 years of graduation, I still don’t have enough 2 years of full-time study, so what should I do? What you need to do is make up 0.5 years of master's study. The university does not have a 0.5-year master's program, only a one-year program. But don’t worry, you don’t really need to study for 1 year. Generally, a 1-year business master’s degree has 8 courses per year. With the MQ 1.5 course, you can exempt 4 credits, which means that after 0.5 years of study, the tuition fee is also Only pay for 0.5 years. In this case, you can get a 1-year master's degree in only 0.5 years of study. Therefore, starting from MQ and finishing at XX University. Your actual study time was 2 years, but you received a 1.5-year MQ master's degree and a 1-year XX University master's degree, and you also met the 2-year fulltimestudy immigration bonus points standard. The advantage of this is that it saves money and is easy. Although the schools that offer one-year courses are generally not very good, after having obtained an MQ master's degree and the higher tuition fees compared to MQ, I don't think there is any need to mind this, because the original purpose of studying for 2 years is to immigrate.

As for the difference between finding a job after the two degrees, I personally don’t think there is any big difference. First of all, everyone knows that even if you have completed MQ's CPA for 2.5 years and successfully passed the CPA exam, it does not mean that you are a CPA. You must also have 3 years of CPA-related work experience. How easy is it for a fresh graduate to get 3 years of work experience as a registered professional (note that it is a registered professional, not a general accounting job) without an identity? Therefore, my suggestion is to obtain the identity as quickly as possible, then find an accounting job, and then take the CPA certification exam after you have worked for a few years and have higher career pursuits. The Chinese mentality of taking a bunch of certificates first and then looking for a job needs to be completely changed. PS: Some people think that MQ’s CPA 2.5-year course is more difficult than taking the CPA exam yourself. This makes sense. Because MQ adopts a doublepass approach, that is, MQ internal exams account for part of the score, CPA exam results account for part of the score, and the internal exams account for a much higher weight. This means that since you finally passed the official CPA exam but failed the MQ internal exam, you cannot get the MQ 2.5-year degree. This is very abnormal. Therefore, it is recommended again not to take the CPA exam yet. The CPA exam is for accountants with certain work experience. Chinese students, it’s important for you to get your identity first. )

Additional: CPA accounting certification degree and 12 core courses.

Overseas education: equivalent to an Australian bachelor's degree in accounting or higher. Work experience cannot be substituted for formal academic qualifications;

Australian academic qualifications: equivalent to an Australian bachelor's degree or master's degree in accounting/business/commerce/economics (12unitaccreditedMastersdegree). Work experience cannot be substituted for formal academic qualifications.

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Regardless of whether you have an overseas degree or a domestic degree, you must complete 9 of the following 12 core courses:

*Accounting Systems & Processes

*Company CorporateAccounting&Reporting

*AccountingTheory, Professional & Regulatory Processes

*Cost & Management Accounting;

*Finance

*Audit&Assurance;

*Legal Framework & Commercial Law

*Corporate Law

*Taxation Law

*Information Systems Design and DevelopmentInformation SystemsDesign&Development)v'm!L3B9x!

*Economics (micro¯o)

*Quantitative Methods