The Master of Professional Accounting and Business Law program at Monash University is an advanced degree program that aims to equip students with professional accounting skills and a clear understanding of business law. It is designed to meet the joint degree requirements for both business law and accounting functions.
The program focuses on developing technical competency in accounting and law, along with an understanding of the broader context of the business environment. The curriculum covers areas like financial and managerial accounting, business finance, and tax law as well as corporate law and governance.
This Master's degree is aimed at individuals who aspire to be business leaders with expertise in legal matters, and those looking at becoming practicing accountants, auditors, business analysts, or financial consultants. Students gain the necessary skills and knowledge to offer services involving legal issues in financial planning and management.
The program comprises many core units to provide a robust foundation in these two areas along with elective units which allow students to specialize based on personal interests or career goals. Courses are delivered by highly qualified and experienced faculty members known for their research and industry experience.
As with many of its programs, Monash University offers students access to international study opportunities, internships, and networking events, to enrich their learning experience and employment prospects.