COURSE CURRICULUM

The Business Administration – Accounting diploma requires 60 credits across 20 courses completed over two years, with two semesters each year. The program includes a comprehensive business core that covers essential subjects such as Introductory Financial Accounting I, Business Productivity Tools and Technology, Business Law, Business Mathematics, Communication and Presentation Skills, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Marketing Essentials, Introduction to Business, Organizational Behaviour, and Quantitative Methods. These courses build a strong foundation in business principles and prepare students for the specialized accounting major courses. The accounting major focuses on advanced topics such as Intermediate Financial Accounting I and II, Introductory and Intermediate Management Accounting, Finance Management, and Information Systems. Students also select electives from business core options like Personal Financial Planning, Human Resource Management, Digital Marketing Foundations, or Supply Chain Management, allowing for tailored learning experiences. Additionally, students complete a business core integrative experience through either a capstone project or strategic management course, designed to apply knowledge in real-world business scenarios. Finally, the program includes an accounting major elective, where students choose from courses like Introduction to Taxation, Computer Accounting Software, or Critical Thinking to deepen their expertise. This well-rounded curriculum equips graduates with the technical skills, business acumen, and critical thinking abilities necessary for a successful career in accounting and finance.