Curtin University

Course Overview

Qualified accountants are in high demand worldwide, supporting businesses, governments, organisations, and individuals in managing finances effectively. A Curtin accounting degree, which is internationally recognised, prepares graduates to pursue careers across the globe. At Curtin University Malaysia, students gain practical exposure to modern industry tools such as Power BI and e-invoicing systems, ensuring they stay relevant in an evolving financial landscape. For students who are tech-savvy and detail-oriented, specialising in audit analytics offers a strong career pathway. This specialisation combines traditional accounting practices with data-driven insights to help identify and prevent fraud and corruption—skills that are increasingly sought after globally. The curriculum covers data visualisation, analytics, accounting technology, business valuation, auditing, taxation, business law, and financial management. Students also benefit from strong industry engagement through real-world projects, guest lectures, internships, and study tours with major organisations. Many graduates secure internships with leading firms, providing a strong foundation for global accounting and audit analytics careers.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must meet both the English language proficiency and academic cut-off requirements for admission. For English proficiency, an overall IELTS score of 6.0 is required, with no individual band below 6.0. Alternatively, a TOEFL score of 68 is accepted, with minimum component scores of Writing 21, Listening 13, Reading 13, and Speaking 18. Other recognised English qualifications include SPM 1119 English with a minimum grade of C, GCE ‘O’ Level English with a grade C, or GCE ‘A’ Level English with a grade E. In addition to the English requirements, applicants must satisfy the academic cut-off scores based on their previous qualifications. These include a minimum score of 5 in GCE A-Level or STPM (best three subjects), 15 in UEC (best five selected subjects), 15 in HKDSE, and 24 in the International Baccalaureate (IB). Applicants must also achieve at least 60 in Ontario Grade 12 (best six subjects), an ATAR of 70 (including WACE, SACE, HCE, or VCE), or 54 in WAUFP (CPS). Country-specific requirements include a minimum of 60% for India (CBSE), 65% for India (HSC), 75% for Pakistan, and 5 for Sri Lanka.

Exam Required

No

Mode Of Instruction

English

Scholarship Info

Yes