As a Monash Business School graduate, you could be eligible for accreditation, exemption or membership with one of the professional institutions or industry bodies listed below.
It’s a good idea to look into these bodies directly before choosing your units, so you can make sure your studies cover any prerequisites.
If you’ve been granted credits, a professional body can reject your application for membership if they don’t meet requirements.
Our graduate-level Master of Professional Accounting program meets the Professional Accounting Accreditation Guidelines Australia and New Zealand. These guidelines cover the technical and professional competency areas and learning outcomes set by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).
Please see below for further details on how students graduating from the Master of Professional Accounting and Master of Accounting may be eligible for membership or entry to a major national and international accounting professional body.
Master of Professional Accounting students may be eligible for various levels of membership or entry to the following professional bodies:
Master of Accounting students may be eligible for:
Eligible courses include:
If you're taking the Master of Actuarial Studies or other relevant postgraduate study (Graduate Diploma, Graduate Certificate or single unit enrolment) you could be eligible for certain exemptions from the Foundation and Actuary Programs when applying for membership of the Actuaries Institute. Details of exemption requirements can be found on the Exemptions page.
Students undertaking Advanced Finance at Monash Business School may be eligible for membership to FINSIA (Financial Services Institute of Australasia) and the CFA Institute’s CFA Program. You should contact these bodies directly for more information.
Eligible courses include:
If you’re studying an accredited program, you could be eligible for entry to the Australia Human Resources Institute (AHRI). You should contact AHRI directly for more information.
Eligible courses include:
If you’re studying a Master of Professional Accounting, the following unit can get you closer to a qualification with the Tax Practitioners Board:
Eligible courses include:
Students who graduate from Master of Business Analytics degree program will, on joining the Statistical Society of Australia, be automatically entitled to accreditation as a Graduate Statistician. Terms and conditions apply. Further information can be found here.
Students completing the Master of Business Analytics and Master of Business (major in data analytics) are eligible to apply for Associate Analytics Professional (aCAP) Certification.