University of Queensland
4 Years
Combine business and technology expertise in this 4-year dual degree program. Gain skills in accounting, finance, software engineering, and analytics while specializing in majors like Business Analytics, Accounting, or Software Design to launch careers across finance, tech, and consulting sectors.
Applicants must have completed or be completing Queensland Year 12 or equivalent qualification. Prerequisites include General English (Units 3 & 4, C) and Mathematical Methods (Units 3 & 4, C). Minimum entry score threshold is ATAR 84 or IB 32. International students must meet English language proficiency requirements (IELTS overall 6.5 or equivalent). Domestic students apply through QTAC (code 711621), while international students apply directly to UQ (program code 2572).
Foundation courses cover accounting, information systems, economics, business analytics, management, software engineering, design, mathematics, and information systems. Students can specialize through majors including: Accounting (financial reporting, auditing, taxation, commercial law), Business Analytics (data visualization, predictive analytics, machine learning), Business Information Systems (data analytics, business analysis, information security, process improvement), and Finance (capital markets, funds management, behavioral finance, investment banking). The program includes lectures, tutorials, seminars, and project-based learning with live case studies from industry partners.
University of Queensland is ranked 1st in Queensland for both computer science and information systems, and 1st in Queensland for accounting and finance according to QS World University Rankings 2026. The program is developed through strong industry consultation and accredited by the Australian Computer Society. Graduates benefit from a flexible curriculum, professional memberships eligibility with major accounting and IT organizations, and access to over 100 scholarships. The university emphasizes practical, project-based learning with real industry engagement.
Graduates pursue diverse careers including business systems analyst, system architect, software architect, purchasing officer, information systems technician, technology consultant, and system administrator. Average annual salaries range from $120-140K for systems consultants to $170-190K for software architects. The program prepares graduates for membership with professional organizations including Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand, Australian Computer Society, CFA Institute, and CPA Australia. Career opportunities span banking, finance services, software development, management consulting, and technology sectors.
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