COURSE CURRICULUM

This degree provides a comprehensive understanding of key financial and managerial concepts, preparing students for professional careers in accounting and finance. **Year 1** focuses on building a solid foundation in financial and management accounting, business analysis, and ethical decision-making. Core modules include *Introduction to Financial Accounting*, where students learn double-entry bookkeeping and financial statement preparation; *Introduction to Management Accounting*, focusing on cost behavior, budgeting, and performance measurement; *Business Analysis Techniques*, which teaches statistical and financial mathematical methods; and *Regulatory and Ethical Decision Making*, covering legal aspects and ethical decision-making frameworks. **Year 2** expands knowledge with advanced topics like *International Financial Reporting and Taxation*, which covers IFRS and taxation policies; *Decision Management*, exploring management accounting techniques for decision-making; *Corporate Finance*, teaching financial decision-making and wealth maximization; and *Digital Environment*, addressing the impact of technology on finance and accounting. **Year 3** offers specialization and strategic decision-making, with modules such as *Advanced Financial Reporting and Taxation*, focusing on complex accounting and public sector accounting standards; *Strategic Decision Management*, improving management accounting techniques for high-level decisions; and *Advanced Corporate Finance*, examining financial management theories. Students can choose between two specializations: *Audit and Forensic Accounting*, covering audit processes and fraud detection, or *Contemporary Issues in Accounting*, analyzing evolving standards and challenges in the industry. This structure equips students with technical, analytical, and decision-making skills to succeed in accounting and finance roles.