COURSE CURRICULUM

Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting is a structured program designed to build strong foundations in business, finance, and accounting while preparing students for real-world corporate challenges. The curriculum begins with introductory courses in mathematics, statistics, economics, business fundamentals, financial accounting, marketing, and business communication to develop essential analytical and communication skills. Students then progress to core business subjects such as business law, organizational behaviour, managerial accounting, finance, operations management, human resources, international business, ethics, and information technology for managers, giving them a broad understanding of how organizations function. Advanced elective courses allow specialization in areas like intermediate accounting, corporate finance, auditing, project management, supply chain management, and energy management. The program also includes integrative, project-based learning courses where students work on case studies, business plans, analytics, and organizational analysis to apply their knowledge in practical settings. Alongside business studies, students complete liberal arts and general education courses that strengthen critical thinking, writing, research, communication, and global awareness, covering subjects such as sociology, psychology, philosophy, humanities, and cultural studies. Overall, the program combines technical accounting knowledge with leadership, strategy, and problem-solving skills, preparing graduates for careers in accounting, finance, auditing, business analysis, and management roles in global industries.