COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science with Honours in Accounting and Finance program provides students with strong foundations in accounting, finance, economics, taxation, and business management through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical learning. In the first academic year, students study modules such as Statistics for Finance and Accounting, Business Mathematics, Introduction to Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Law for Business, Introduction to Economics, Introduction to Finance, and Academic and Employment Skills. These subjects help students develop analytical, quantitative, and financial problem-solving skills while introducing key business and accounting concepts relevant to modern organisations. In the second academic year, students progress to more advanced modules including Financial Reporting, Accounting Information Systems, Management Accounting, Professional and Academic Competencies, Principles of Financial Investment, and Principles of Taxation. These modules focus on financial analysis, accounting systems, investment principles, taxation practices, and professional business competencies required in the accounting and finance industries. The program combines academic theory with practical business applications, enabling students to understand financial decision-making, regulatory compliance, and organisational financial management. Students also develop communication, research, and professional skills that support career growth in the financial sector. Through industry-relevant learning and recognised professional accreditation pathways, the program prepares graduates for careers in accounting, auditing, finance, taxation, banking, and corporate financial management while supporting further professional and academic development.