COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) curriculum is structured to provide students with a strong understanding of accounting principles, business operations, finance, and professional practice. Introductory courses establish foundational knowledge in accounting, business research, economics, management, and information systems, helping students understand how organisations operate and make financial decisions. Students begin by learning core accounting principles, business analysis, and the role of technology and management within modern organisations. As they progress into developing and graduate-level courses, students gain advanced knowledge in financial accounting, business finance, company accounting, management accounting, taxation law, auditing, and professional accounting practices. The program also covers business law, governance, ethics, and contemporary accounting issues, ensuring graduates understand the legal and social responsibilities of financial professionals. Courses such as World of Work: Your Pathway to Employment help students build career readiness, communication, and professional skills for the workplace. In addition, students can choose elective courses that allow them to broaden their expertise or explore areas of personal and professional interest. Overall, the curriculum combines theoretical knowledge, practical business understanding, and professional development to prepare graduates for careers in accounting, auditing, taxation, financial management, consulting, and other business-related fields in both public and private sectors.