COURSE CURRICULUM

This undergraduate program is structured over three academic years from 2026 to 2029, with students completing 120 credits each year through a mix of compulsory and optional modules. In Year 1, students build a strong foundation in business and economics through compulsory modules such as economics, management, financial accounting, and strategic management accounting. They can also choose optional modules in finance, marketing, personal banking, and business analytics, with additional English language support available for international students. Year 2 focuses on developing strategic, operational, and financial expertise through core modules in operations strategy, management planning, financial reporting, and strategic management accounting. Optional modules allow students to specialise further in areas such as law, investment, marketing research, consumer behaviour, and workplace insight, alongside integrated English skills for non-native speakers. In Year 3, the emphasis shifts to advanced strategic and professional skills, with compulsory modules in strategic management, innovation, and advanced accounting theory. Students must also choose at least one specialist module in auditing or taxation, complemented by optional modules covering international business, fintech, financial analysis, marketing, corporate governance, and consultancy practice. Overall, the program offers a balanced progression from core business knowledge to advanced, career-focused specialisation.