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Intended Learning Outcomes
As a graduate of this course, you will have the business and commerce related critical thinking and problem solving skills to develop solutions to problems in organisations and society. You will be equipped with knowledge of management, business, and commerce to make effective decisions and will be able to articulate solutions and ideas in a range of business contexts.
Brad Potter
Brad has held various accounting roles, including consulting, for over 20 years. His experience has stemmed from working in professional accounting, hospitality management, and large corporations. For the last decade, he has dedicated his time to academia, and is a Director of the Centre for Accounting and Industry Partnerships. Brad’s research and consulting experience encompasses financial accounting and disclosure for both private sector and public sector entities
Brad will be teaching Accounting Analysis and Decisions
What interests you about accounting?
My interest in accounting is really in where accounting information and decisions intersect. The way in which we can use accounting techniques and approaches to help decision-making is really, really interesting to me.
How can students expect to learn from you?
I am here to introduce students to accounting, to help them become more sophisticated in both preparing accounting information, and in using that information in a business decision-making context. I encourage students in the virtual space to engage with your subject coordinator and with other students. The entire team, not just me individually, will go to great lengths to ensure you will feel connected, and that the experience will be a rewarding one for you, as well as for us.