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Digital Technologies and Data Management Major (M ProfAcc): Master of Professional Accounting

Masters (Coursework)

This major enhances accounting capabilities in data management and information systems, offering flexibility to select units in areas like database design, programming, data analysis, and security management.

Key details

Degree Type

Masters (Coursework)

Duration

1 semester full-time

Course Code

MJRP-DTADM

About this course

Overview

This major will help to increase your core accounting capabilities across data management and information systems.

Highly flexible, this major will allow you to handpick units across a broad range of areas: designing database systems and writing SQL; programming; developing algorithms; analysing data to make informed business decisions; using enterprise resource planning systems; conducting project management practices; and implementing security management practices.

Note: This major sits within the Master of Professional Accounting degree. To apply for this major, you will apply for the Master of Professional Accounting.

What you will learn

What you'll learn

Apply core accounting and finance principles, alongside relevant legal and regulatory frameworks, to analyse and interpret economic activities, preparing accurate and reliable financial reports in accordance with professional standards, GC1, GC6
Critically evaluate and design effective accounting information systems, utilising contemporary technology and data analytics techniques to meet the diverse information needs of stakeholders and support informed business decisions, GC2, GC3
Demonstrate effective communication skills, presenting complex financial information clearly and persuasively to diverse audiences, both orally and in writing, while adhering to ethical and professional standards, GC3, GC6
Apply analytical and problem-solving skills to identify, assess, and manage financial risks within organisations, contributing to sound governance practices and strategic decision-making in a global context, GC1, GC4
Demonstrate cultural awareness and sensitivity in professional interactions, collaborating effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, and adhering to ethical principles in all business activities, GC4, GC5
Commit to lifelong learning and professional development, continuously updating knowledge and skills to adapt to evolving industry trends, regulations, and technological advancements, while upholding the values of the accounting profession, GC1, GC6

Career pathways

What jobs can the Digital Technologies and Data Management Major (M ProfAcc) course lead to?

Careers

Information technology accountant
Accountant
Auditor
Business analyst
Internal auditor
Tax agent
Treasurer

Industries

Accounting
Finance and investment
Government
Law
Resources and renewables

Credit for prior study or work

Finish your course sooner with credit for your previous study or work experience.

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