Why study Master of Accounting (Advanced) at ANU
The Master of Accounting (Advanced) is designed for high-achieving students with backgrounds in accounting, finance, or economics who are seeking a pathway to PhD study in accounting. Academically rigorous, the program provides a strong foundation in accounting theory and research for students with strong quantitative and analytical skills.
It combines specialised coursework in one or more accounting disciplines with dedicated research training and the completion of a substantial thesis. Taught by research-active academic staff, the program enables students to engage with both professional and scholarly research.
Graduates develop advanced research capabilities, deep disciplinary knowledge, and the ability to undertake independent research, preparing them for doctoral study or research-focused roles in government, industry, or academia.
Length: 2 years full-time
CRICOS #: 119049F
Semester intake: 1 or 2
How to apply
If you’ve decided to apply to the ANU College of Business and Economics, then you've made a great choice. Here you can follow a step-by-step guide to lead you through the application process.
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