Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Business (International Business)

The Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Business (International Business) at Flinders University is a four-year double degree designed to prepare students for dynamic roles in both accounting and international business. The curriculum covers core topics in accounting, such as financial and management accounting, auditing, and taxation, while also empowering students to understand the complexities of global business environments, trade regulations, and international market strategy.

The degree structure comprises a sequence of units of study, with each unit contributing to the overall credit points required for completion. Students will engage in both accounting and business subjects, building a multifaceted understanding of finance and international operations. Flinders University programmes typically follow a semester-based calendar, allowing flexibility and the opportunity for elective choices. In the latter part of the degree, students may undertake a capstone project or participate in work-integrated learning placements with industry partners, fostering hands-on experience and professional growth.

Graduates emerge with analytical and strategic thinking skills, business communication proficiency, and practical expertise in accounting principles, financial decision making, international business management, and cross-cultural negotiation. This degree may suit individuals interested in broad career prospects across accounting, finance, and international trade, as well as those aiming to qualify for professional pathways in accounting or global business practice in Australia.

International students in Australia can benefit from strong industry connections, opportunities for professional networking, and up to 48 hours per fortnight of work rights during study. Upon successful completion, graduates may be eligible for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study work stream. For specific credit points, course components, and professional accreditation avenues, confirm the latest details on the official university page.

• Accountant in public practice or corporate environments
• Financial analyst or business consultant
• International trade or export manager
• Business development executive in multinational firms
• Corporate finance officer
• Risk and compliance analyst
• Professional roles in Australian accounting and international business industries