COURSE CURRICULUM

The BBS Business and Accounting program is structured over three years with a consistent focus on developing both business knowledge and accounting expertise. In first year, students are introduced to the fundamental principles of business and accounting, building a strong foundation in areas such as financial reporting, management concepts, and the basic functions of organisations. This early stage helps students understand how businesses operate and the role accounting plays in supporting decision making. In second year, students continue studying Business and Accounting in greater depth, expanding their knowledge of financial analysis, management practices, and the relationship between accounting and overall business strategy. The learning becomes more applied, helping students develop practical and analytical skills relevant to real-world business environments. In third year, the program advances further, focusing on more complex accounting concepts and strategic business understanding. Students refine their ability to interpret financial information, support organisational planning, and contribute to value creation within a business. Across all three years, the program maintains a clear and integrated approach, ensuring students steadily build their expertise. Overall, the degree prepares graduates with the technical, analytical, and business skills needed for careers in accounting and related fields.