COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum for this program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of key areas in accounting, finance, and economics, alongside essential skills in data management and analysis. Through modules like Research Methods and Dissertation (45 credits), students refine their research abilities and critical evaluation skills, focusing on areas such as financial technology and the digital economy. The Database Design and Implementation module (15 credits) addresses the growing need for accountants skilled in data management, teaching students to handle vast data sets and ensure data security. The Financial Accounting module (15 credits) develops a critical understanding of accounting information, its uses, and limitations, while Financial Analysis (15 credits) delves into how financial data informs investment decisions. In Statistics and Data Modelling I (15 credits), students learn primary statistical techniques, supporting their decision-making skills with data-driven insights. The Corporate Governance and Ethics module (15 credits) enhances students' understanding of governance practices, internal controls, and the role of ethics in corporate performance. Meanwhile, Data Analysis and Visualisation (15 credits) prepares students to bridge the gap between data analytics and business decision-making. Finally, Strategic Management Accounting (15 credits) focuses on the planning and management of resources in alignment with strategic organizational goals, fostering an enterprising mindset. These modules together provide a solid foundation for students to succeed in dynamic corporate environments, combining technical, analytical, and strategic competencies.