B2012 Bachelor of Business Specialist and Bachelor of ArtsCourse map for students commencing in Semester 1, 2017 at the Caulfield campus who intend to complete the requirements for the following awards:

Bachelor of Accounting (B20031)

Bachelor of Arts (A2000)

Course structure and requirements

The course comprises 192 points, of which 96 points must satisfy the requirements of Parts A, B and C of the Bachelor of Business Specialist course (B2003); and 96 points must satisfy the requirements of Parts A and B of the comprehensive Bachelor of Arts course (A2000).

Bachelor of AccountingStudents must complete of three parts: Part A. Foundation business knowledge (18 points); Part B. Specialist discipline knowledge (72 points); and Part C. Capstone experience (6 points).

Key to teaching periods: 1 = Semester 1; 2 = Semester 2; SA = Summer A; SB = Summer B; W = Winter

Part A: Foundation business knowledge (18 points)Students must complete the following three units Prerequisites (if any) Teaching periods

ACF1100 Introduction to financial accounting 1; 2

ECF1100 Microeconomics 1; 2

ETF1100 Business statistics 1; 2

Part B: Specialist discipline knowledge (72 points) and Part C: Capstone experience (6 points)Students must complete (a), (b) and (c)(a) The following eleven units (66 points)

ACF2100 Financial accounting ACF1100 1; 2

ACF2200 Introduction to management accounting ACF1100 1; 2

ACF2400 Accounting information systems ACF1100 1; 2

ACF3100 Advanced financial accounting ACF2100 1; 2

ACF3200 Management accounting ACF2200 1; 2

ACF3600 Auditing and assurance ACF2100 1; 2

ACX3150 Financial analysis and valuation BFF1001 and ACF1100 1 at CL; 2 at CA

BFF1001 Foundations of finance 1; 2

BTF1010 Business law 1; 2

BTF3931 Taxation law BTF1010 1; 2

BTX2000 Corporations law BTF1010 1; 2

Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Student Services Office.Monash University reserves the right to update this information should the need arise – 28 November 2016 (JF/MS)

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(b) Students must complete one of the following unitsCapstone Unit

ACF3900 Global issues in accounting ACF2100, ACF2400 and ACF3200 1; 2

Corporate projectBEX3350 Investigative project in business Permission and 72 credit points 1; 2; SA; SB; W

BEX3450 Investigative project in business (12 points)* 96 credit points 1; 2; SA; SB

International experienceACX3500 International study program in accounting Permission and ACF2100 SA

InternshipsBEX3006 Industry based learning project

Permission1; 2; SA; SB; W

BEX3012 Industry based learning project (12 points)* 1; 2; SA; SB

* Students who complete this 12 point unit are exempt from completing Part (c) below

(c) One of the following units (6 points)ACX2900 Accounting for sustainability ACF1100 2 at CL

ACX3250 Advanced management accounting ACF2200 or ACF3200 1

BTX3350 Business taxation BTF1010 2

BTX3699 Insolvency BTF1010 1

ETF2121 Data analysis in business ETF1100 1; 2

Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Student Services Office.Monash University reserves the right to update this information should the need arise – 28 November 2016 (JF/MS)

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Bachelor of ArtsStudents must complete two parts: Part A. Arts specified study (48 points); and Part B. Arts listed major (48 points). Students must complete no more than six level 1 Arts units (36 points) and at least 36 points at level 3 of which at least 24 points must be Arts units.

For further information regarding the Bachelor of Arts or the Arts major and specified study please contact the Arts faculty.

Part A: Arts specified study (48 points)Students must complete eight units selected from those under any major, extended major or minor offered in the Bachelor of Arts including at least one arts list minor (24 points) in an area of study different to your Arts major from Part B.

Part B: Arts listed major (48 points)Students must complete eight units

Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Student Services Office.Monash University reserves the right to update this information should the need arise – 28 November 2016 (JF/MS)

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B2012 Bachelor of Business Specialist and Bachelor of ArtsRecommended course progression for students commencing Semester 1, 2017.

Bachelor of Accounting Bachelor of ArtsYear 1

Semester 1Part A: Foundation business knowledgeACF1100Introduction to financial accounting

Part A: Foundation business knowledgeECF1100Microeconomics

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts minor unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Semester 2Part A: Foundation business knowledgeETF1100Business statistics

Part B and Part C (a):

BTF1010Business law

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts minor unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Year 2

Semester 1Part B and Part C (a):

BFF1001Foundations of finance

Part B and Part C (a):

BTX2000Corporations law

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts minor unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Semester 2Part B and Part C (a):

ACF2100Financial accounting

Part B and Part C (a):

ACF2200Introduction to management accounting

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts minor unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Year 3

Semester 1Part B and Part C (a):

ACF3200Management accounting

Part B and Part C (a):

ACF2400Accounting information systems

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts elective unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Semester 2Part B and Part C (a):

ACX3150Financial analysis and valuation

Part B and Part C (a):

ACF3600Auditing and assurance

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts elective unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Year 4

Semester 1Part B and Part C (a):

ACF3100Advanced financial accounting

Part B and Part C (a):

BTF3931Taxation law

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts elective unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

Semester 2Part B and Part C (b):

Capstone experience

Part B and Part C (c):

Accounting elective unit

Part A: Arts Specified Study

Arts elective unit

Part B: Arts listed major

Art major unit

RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNIT CHOICEStudents are advised that, while the course advisors will endeavour to give every possible assistance and advice concerning unit choice, the onus is on students to ensure that units selected meet degree regulations and requirements.

Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Student Services Office.Monash University reserves the right to update this information should the need arise – 28 November 2016 (JF/MS)

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Enquiries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Student Services Office.Monash University reserves the right to update this information should the need arise – 28 November 2016 (JF/MS)

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