Bachelor of Commerce - Accounting

Accountants do more than prepare financial statements; they can also audit, find cost and efficiency gains from new technologies, participate in strategies for mergers and acquisitions, do quality management, develop and use information systems to track financial performance, work in tax strategy, and manage health care benefits. While professional accountants must be good with numbers, their clients and employers often think of them as business problem solvers.For students focused on starting their career in public practice, the Chartered Professional Accountant designation is where it all begins. Each September, public practice firms and governmental officescorporate sector employers come to campus to recruit articling students for summer, Co-op, and permanent positions. We support students through all stages of the recruitment process with one-on-one coaching, workshops, networking simulation, mock interviews and online resources.