Module guides for financial reporting, auditing, corporate finance and financial markets.
Course-code guides for accounting and finance modules: financial and management accounting, reporting standards, auditing, corporate finance, financial markets, fintech.
FNCE 371 Applications in Corporate Finance is a 3-credit, self-paced Athabasca University course in which two invigilated exams carry 70% of the grade and the final must itself reach 50%.
Read article →ACCY122 Accounting Principles at the University of Wollongong is a first-year, 6 credit point subject that teaches the double-entry system through two exams and one assignment.
Read article →ACCY200 Financial Accounting at the University of Wollongong asks you to apply accounting standards and the Conceptual Framework, not to recite them.
Read article →FNCE 370 Overview of Corporate Finance is a 3-credit, self-paced Athabasca University course in which the final exam carries 50% and must itself reach 50%.
Read article →COMM 305 Managerial Accounting is a 3-credit course in the John Molson School of Business (JMSB) core at Concordia University in Montreal, and it is marked almost entirely under exam conditions.
Read article →ACCY201 Advanced Financial Accounting at the University of Wollongong is not a subject where the entry is the answer.
Read article →Most students arrive at ACCT3011 expecting a mechanics unit, and the worksheet mechanics are real. The marks, however, cluster somewhere else.
Read article →It tests whether you can read accounts, not whether you can produce them. The University of Melbourne (2026a) says the subject focuses on "the informed use of accounting information rather than the preparation of accounts", and the…
Read article →You pass it mostly in the exam room. The University of Melbourne's 2026 handbook gives the 2.5-hour end-of-semester examination 60% of ACCT10002, and the other 40% is spread across engagement, quizzes and accounting software practice sets…
Read article →The ACCT1102 group assignment at UQ carries a "peer assessment factor", and UQ's own teaching institute defines that as a factor "applied to an individual student's mark".
Read article →UNSW changed the grading of ACCT2511 Financial Accounting Fundamentals between Term 1 and Term 3 of 2026.
Read article →The University of Melbourne renamed Cost Management in 2026. The subject now carries the title Accounting for Management Decisions, keeps the code ACCT20001, and keeps the same 65% weighting on the final exam, but the 2026 handbook lists…
Read article →UNSW renamed this course. The 2015 handbook called it Management Accounting 1; the 2026 handbook calls it Management Accounting for Decision Analysis.
Read article →ACCT1101 asks you to sit two assessments that could hardly be less alike. Half your grade comes from 2 Inspera case studies you complete in your own time, with your notes open and AI tools permitted.
Read article →Most students who lose ACCT1006 do not lose it in the final exam. They lose it in the 3 or 4 weeks when adjusting entries are introduced, quietly, while everything still feels manageable.
Read article →ACCT503 is a paper you learn by doing: you build a database, run analytics on real data, and draw flowcharts.
Read article →The single most useful fact about this subject is buried in its enrolment rules. ACC501 is incompatible with MBA504, which tells you what it is: the accounting core of a postgraduate management degree, built for people who will read…
Read article →The standard examined in ACCT4104 reads almost word for word like the IFRS version. That resemblance is what catches people out.
Read article →Most students walk into Accounting Information Systems with two and a half years of double-entry behind them, and that training quietly works against them.
Read article →The hardest idea in this course is not a calculation. It is that the consolidated financial statements a term is spent learning to prepare describe an entity that does not legally exist, built from entries never recorded in anyone's…
Read article →3 years of accounting trains you to find the treatment. This course puts you in front of questions where the profession has argued for 3 decades and still disagrees.
Read article →Three years of accounting rewards getting to the correct figure. Auditing rewards something the earlier units never asked for: a defensible position built on evidence that is incomplete by design.
Read article →Students arrive at Strategic and Sustainable Accounting with 3 years of technical training and assume the hard part will be the numbers. It rarely is.
Read article →Students arrive at ACCT2019 from introductory accounting, where a figure is either right or wrong and a standard decides which. Management accounting does not work that way.
Read article →FINA1149 is assessed by two short reports totalling 2,000 words, and that constraint is the whole difficulty.
Read article →ACC304 Company Accounting asks you to apply Australian Accounting Standards to real corporate reporting problems, and the marks sit in your justification, not your journal entries.
Read article →Most students who struggle with this RMIT accounting course are not short on technical skill. They arrive expecting debits and credits, and meet instead a course built around a different question: not how to prepare accounts, but why an…
Read article →BAFI3250 Cryptofinance and Cryptocurrency rewards students who analyse crypto assets using finance tools, valuation logic, risk, market microstructure and regulation, not those who explain how a blockchain works or argue that a coin will…
Read article →BAFI3287 Introduction to Financial Technology rewards students who explain which financial function a technology performs and at what cost, not those who narrate how blockchain or AI works.
Read article →BAFI3230 Corporate Finance rewards a defensible financial decision, invest, fund, or value the firm, not a description of the company you chose.
Read article →BAFI3182 Financial Markets rewards analysis of how markets price risk and channel capital, not a recap of what the financial news reported this week.
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