The UTS College Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance will give you the confidence, knowledge and skills you need to take your professional qualifications to the next level. On successful completion, you'll receive 24 credit points as Recognition of Prior Learning towards:

 

offered by the UTS Business School. Taught using our unique hybrid learning model, Learning.Connected, the program combines high-energy face-to-face classes and independent online activities.

50% scholarships available. Ask your agent for details.

 

Over the course of one or two semesters*, you’ll:

  • study financial management and learn the skills required to make informed financial decisions
  • examine the principles of macroeconomics and microeconomics as they relate to business management
  • analyse financial statements and how to apply accounting concepts to gain business intelligence.
 

Plus, you’ll gain additional skills in English language and organisational communication.

 

Speak to your Education Agent to apply today.

 

*Depending on your level of English literacy.

How do the Graduate Certificates compare?

Fees A$23,500
Scholarships available. Ask your agent for details.
UTS College reserves the right to vary fees at any time. You should factor in the likelihood of an annual UTS College fee increase into your budget.
Duration 8 months - 2 semesters
CRICOS code103556G
Entry requirements

Choose country or region where you completed secondary schooling

Academic
Successful completion of an AQF 6 qualification or higher.
Academic

If you do not meet the academic requirements consider our UTS Foundation Studies.

English

IELTS 6.0 overall with 6.0 in writing or TOEFL-iBT 72 with 21 in writing or UTS College Academic English level 4 (AEL4) or equivalent.

Find out about accepted alternative English language qualifications at UTS College. 

If you do not meet the English requirements consider our English Language Courses or our Extended Diploma

General
Articulation Requirements from Foundation to UTS

Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance

For guaranteed articulation to the master's courses offered by the UTS Business School noted above, you will need to have completed the Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance with no more than 25 percent recorded fails.

Subjects
Fees A$21,375
Scholarships available. Ask your agent for details.
UTS College reserves the right to vary fees at any time. You should factor in the likelihood of an annual UTS College fee increase into your budget.
Duration 4 months - 1 semester
CRICOS code103557F
Entry requirements

Choose country or region where you completed secondary schooling

Academic
Successful completion of an AQF 6 qualification or higher.
Academic

If you do not meet the academic requirements consider our UTS Foundation Studies.

English

IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in writing or TOEFL-iBT 79-93 with 21 in writing or UTS College Academic English level 5 (AEL5) or equivalent.

Find out about accepted alternative English language qualifications at UTS College. 

If you do not meet the English requirements consider our English Language Courses or our Extended Diploma

General
Articulation Requirements from Foundation to UTS

Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance

For guaranteed articulation to the Master's Courses offered by the UTS Business School noted above, you will need to have completed the Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance with no more than 25 percent recorded fails.

Subjects

Course intake & start dates

Semester 1 intake 27 February 2023 31 March 2023
Semester 2 intake 13 June 2023 14 July 2023
Semester 3 intake 25 September 2023 27 October 2023

Orientation dates

Semester 1: 27 February - 3 March 2023
Semester 2: 13-16 June 2023
Semester 3: 25-29 September 2023

Modes of study

This course is delivered full time and face-to-face in scheduled on-campus classes.

Assessment methods

The assessment methods in the Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance include online quizzes (multiple choice, calculations, open ended questions); a learning portfolio; presentation (group and individual); written reflection; written assignment/report (group and individual); final exams (multiple choice, calculations, open ended questions).