AUT - Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Accounting
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Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Accounting
These two standalone programmes are offered as exit qualifications from the Master of Professional Accounting (MPA).
Students are admitted into the Master of Professional Accounting (provided they meet the admission requirements) and may choose to exit the MPA programme with the certificate or diploma if they have completed the requirements below.
Please refer to the information about the Master of Professional Accounting
PGDipPA AND PGCertPA DETAILS
Programme Code: PgDipPA: AK3711, PgCertPA: AK3811
Level: 8
Points: Diploma: 120, Certificate: 60
Duration: Diploma: 1 year full time / part time available, Certificate: 6 months full time / part time available
Venue: City Campus
All students will be admitted to the Master of Professional Accounting and may, if required, choose to exit with either the PgDipPA or the PgCertPA.
REQUIREMENTS
To complete the requirements for the Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Accounting, students must achieve 120 points by successfully completing papers 368903-368906, 378901, 418901, 418902, 468901.
To complete the requirements for the Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Accounting, students must achieve 60 points by successfully completing papers 368903, 368904, 418901, 418902.PAPERS
368903 Financial Accounting
368904 Management Accounting for Business
368905 Taxation in New Zealand
368906 Accounting Information Systems
378901 Economics for Business
418901 Business Law
418902 Law of Business Organisations
468901 Managing Organisations and People