Bachelor of Applied Management (Accounting - CA Pathway) in Christchurch New Zealand | Ara Institute of Canterbury

Transform into more than just a financial analyst and make a meaningful impact in the business world.
During your initial year, you'll build foundational expertise in essential business areas such as accounting, corporate communication, commercial legislation, business traditions, cultural awareness and sustainability, market strategies, information technology, leadership, and practical research methods.
Your second and third years will concentrate on accounting specialization, equipping you for professional accounting roles. Key curriculum components include:
Intermediate Financial Accounting - explores regulatory frameworks, technical accounting principles, external reporting standards, and assessment methodologies.
Intermediate Management Accounting - focuses on systems and data needed for strategic planning, operational control, and informed decision-making.
New Zealand Taxation - implements understanding of tax regulations and compliance requirements.
Advanced Financial Accounting - develops skills for preparing financial reports in accordance with standard accounting practices.
Advanced Management Accounting - investigates how to gather and analyze financial data to support organizational performance.
Industry Placement Program - this practical component involves 400+ hours working in an actual business setting, applying your knowledge while completing a substantial research initiative for your host company. Flexible part-time options available for up to a decade.