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ACCOUNTING<br />

10<br />

CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT<br />

WAIKATO MANAGEMENT SCHOOL<br />

ACCOUNTING<br />

Far more than just number-crunchers, accountants often hold high-level management positions where<br />

fi nancial control, legal compliance and leadership skills are essential.<br />

Accounting is the language of business. Financial accountants<br />

process and communicate financial information for all<br />

stakeholders; management accountants prepare data<br />

for management decisions; tax accountants provide tax<br />

compliance advice, and auditors check the financial reporting<br />

of organisations. Study accounting at <strong>Waikato</strong> and any of<br />

these careers are possible.<br />

<strong>Waikato</strong> Management School was rated top in New Zealand<br />

for its accounting and finance research in the Tertiary<br />

Education Commission’s 2007 assessment of tertiary<br />

research. Learn from the best at a school where the academic<br />

requirements of the New Zealand Institute of Chartered<br />

Accountants (NZICA) can be met with an appropriate<br />

selection of papers.<br />

You can choose to study Accounting in the<br />

Bachelor of Management Studies page 33<br />

Bachelor of Management Studies (Honours) page 36<br />

Bachelor of Business Analysis – Financial page 43<br />

Bachelor of Business Analysis (Honours) - Financial page 46<br />

<strong>Graduate</strong> Certificate page 57<br />

<strong>Graduate</strong> Diploma page 57<br />

Postgraduate Certificate page 58<br />

Postgraduate Diploma page 58<br />

Master of Management Studies page 60<br />

Accounting can also be taken as a second major for most<br />

other University of <strong>Waikato</strong> undergraduate degrees.<br />

Accounting papers include<br />

Accounting for Management<br />

Accounting and Managerial Decision Making<br />

Management Accounting: Accounting for Organisational Control<br />

Accounting Theory<br />

Financial Accounting<br />

Accounting Information Technology and Systems<br />

Commercial Law<br />

Law of Business Enterprises<br />

Legal Issues in E-Commerce<br />

Management Accounting<br />

Auditing<br />

Taxation<br />

Accounting for Sustainability<br />

Organisations and Society<br />

Advances in Accounting Theory and Research<br />

Advanced Financial Reporting<br />

International Accounting<br />

Accounting, Sustainability and a Changing Environment<br />

Virtual Accounting Systems<br />

Public Sector Performance Measurement and Evaluation<br />

Fraud Auditing<br />

International Tax Strategies<br />

Dissertation<br />

Thesis<br />

Research Methods in Management Studies<br />

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES<br />

Auditor Financial Accountant<br />

Business Consultant Finance Manager<br />

Company Accountant Management Accountant<br />

Financial Controller Taxation Advisor<br />

JARED WILLIAMS (BMS)<br />

Audit Senior, Staples Rodway <strong>Waikato</strong> Limited & Co.<br />

“As a chartered accountant I deal to the decimal point, but I also see<br />

the wider picture. I went straight from university to Staples Rodway and<br />

the firm has really developed my expertise. Now they’re sending me to<br />

New York to experience some of the world’s largest businesses. From<br />

there I’m off to London and after that, who knows where? Eventually,<br />

commercial accounting and my own company are the goals.<br />

Accounting offers huge opportunities as the skills apply across the<br />

business spectrum. It’s not about sitting in a back-room playing with<br />

an abacus; accountants head many of our major organisations.”

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