COURSE CURRICULUM

The MBA in Accounting and Business Administration curriculum is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of accounting, finance, law, technology, and business management. The program includes 48 credit points of core subjects designed to develop both technical expertise and strategic business skills. Students begin with essential accounting and finance concepts through subjects such as Management Accounting, Corporate Finance, Introduction to Accounting, Auditing and Assurance Services, Taxation Law, and Accounting for Corporations. The course also strengthens knowledge of legal frameworks through Business Law and the Law of Business Organisations, helping students understand regulatory and corporate environments. Advanced subjects, including Advanced Issues in Accounting, Information Analysis and Systems, and Data Analysis and Decision Modelling, equip students with analytical and technological skills required for modern business decision-making. In addition, business-focused subjects such as Sustainable Enterprise, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Leadership Futures, and Economics for a Sustainable World develop leadership, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial capabilities. The Applied Research Project allows students to apply their knowledge to practical business challenges while enhancing research and problem-solving skills. Overall, the program integrates accounting expertise with business administration skills to prepare graduates for professional roles in finance, management, consulting, and leadership across various industries.