COURSE CURRICULUM

The double degree program requires completion of 96 credit points, structured evenly across two key components: a Global Business component and an Accounting component, each worth 48 credit points. The Global Business component develops a strong understanding of international business environments and the complex challenges organisations face in a globalised economy. It builds knowledge in areas such as business strategy, trade, diplomacy, sustainability, and cross-cultural management, enabling students to appreciate how businesses operate across different regions and regulatory systems. The Accounting component provides a comprehensive foundation in core accounting principles and practices, including financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, accounting information systems, and forensic accounting. This ensures students develop strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills essential for interpreting and managing financial information. Together, these two components create a balanced and integrated learning experience that connects financial expertise with broader business insight. Students learn to analyse data, evaluate financial performance, and apply accounting knowledge within complex global contexts. The program also emphasises critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and the practical application of theory to real-world business situations. Overall, the 96-credit-point structure is designed to produce graduates who are well-equipped to operate in diverse professional environments, combining strong accounting capabilities with a deep understanding of global business operations and strategic challenges in today’s interconnected world.