COURSE CURRICULUM

The degree for Trimester 2, 2025 requires students to complete 80 credit points through a comprehensive set of core modules focused on accounting, business law, and financial management. The program covers key areas such as Principles of Business and Corporations Law, Management Accounting and Strategy, Income Tax Law, and Financial Statements Analysis, with each course valued at 10 credit points. These foundational courses provide students with essential knowledge of legal frameworks, strategic management accounting practices, taxation principles, and the analysis of financial statements. Further study in Trimester 2 and 3 includes Insolvency Law, Financial Accounting Theory and Practice, Corporate Auditing, and Corporate Accounting, each also worth 10 credit points. These courses delve deeper into specialized topics such as the legal aspects of insolvency, advanced accounting theories, auditing procedures, and corporate financial reporting. Together, the curriculum combines practical and theoretical components, enabling students to develop a well-rounded understanding of the accounting profession within the context of business law and corporate governance. This integrated approach prepares students for a range of accounting roles and provides a strong foundation for professional certification and career advancement. The progression of courses across trimesters allows students to build on prior knowledge, gradually advancing to more complex concepts and applications. Overall, this degree structure is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate complex financial and legal environments in the business world. It also aligns with the requirements of professional accounting bodies, supporting students in meeting academic standards for certification and membership. Through this program, students gain both the technical expertise and strategic insight required to succeed in contemporary accounting and finance careers.