Latest JAMAR
Read Latest JAMAR (Summer 2012)
Refining Measures to Improve Performance Measurement of the Accounts Receivable Collection Function
An Examination of Budgetary Roles in the Context of Sponsorship Management: A Contingency Perspective
Product Diversification: The Need for Innovation and the Role of a Balanced Scorecard
- A New Framework for Capacity Costing and Inventory Variance Analysis
- Ivory Towers and Legal Powers: Attitudes and Behaviour of Town and Gown to the Accounting Research-Practice Gap
- Management Accounting Research: An Analysis of Recent Themes and Directions for the Future
- The Measurement and Management of Unused Capacity in a Time Driven Activity Based Costing System
- The Impact of Performance Measures on Employee Fairness Perceptions, Job Satisfaction and Organisational Commitment
- Ceremonial Budgeting: Public Participation in Development Planning at an Indonesian Local Government Authority
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Course Completion
In order to receive your award or qualification from the Institute you must successfully complete all the assessments, assignments, exams and other requirements as set out for each subject or module, within the maximum timeframes specified.
- Certified Accounting Technician - 2 years
- Registered Cost Accountant and Registered Business Administrator - 4 years
- Graduate Management Accountant - 8 years
- Graduate Conversion Program - 2 years
- Certified Management Accountant - 5 years
- MBA (including Graduate Conversion & CMA) - 10 years
- MBA (post Graduate Conversion & CMA) - 3 years
Advanced Standing
Advanced Standing
- Certified Accounting Technician (Stage 1)
Competency based RPL given on a subject-by-subject basis (see subject outlines)
- Registered Cost Accountant (Stage 2) (similar level to a Diploma in Accounting issued in Australia)
Competency based RPL given on a subject-by-subject basis (see subject outlines)
- Registered Business Accountant (Stage 3) (similar level to a Advanced Diploma in Accounting issued in Australia) Competency based RPL given on a subject-by-subject basis (see subject outlines)
- Graduate Management Accountant (Stages 1-4)
With an Advanced Diploma in Accounting – 75% of subjects exempted (Stages 1, 2 & 3)
With a Recognised Professional Qualification in a Non-Accounting field – 75% of subjects exempted (Stages 1, 2 & 3)
With a Degree in Accounting from accredited university - 100% of subjects exempted (Stages 1-4)
With a Degree in Non-Accounting Field - 75% subjects exempted (Stages 1-3)
With a MBA – depending on the MBA 75%-100% may be exempted (see below)
- Graduate Conversion Program (Stage 4)
With a MBA from accredited university – Minimum of 2 subjects exempted (Financial Modelling and Financial Management) and a maximum of 4 depending on the MBA.
- Certified Management Accountant
No advanced standing given, unless ICMA accredited subjects are completed in recognized universities.
- MBA
With a CMA – minimum of 4 subjects exempted (maximum of 6) depending on university.
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