COURSE CURRICULUM

The Accounting and Finance undergraduate program is structured over three years, providing a comprehensive foundation in financial, managerial, and strategic aspects of accounting and business. In the first year, students focus on core principles, studying modules such as Principles of Applied Economics, Introduction to Accounting, Professional Accounting and Academic Skills, Introduction to Financial Accounting, Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics, and Management Accounting Fundamentals. These modules establish a strong grounding in accounting theory, business economics, quantitative techniques, and essential professional skills. The second year builds on this foundation with modules including Controlling and Optimising Performance, Business and Commercial Law, Corporate Finance, Introduction to Auditing, Principles of Taxation, Financial Reporting, Data Visualisation for Business Insights, and Business Research Methods. This stage emphasizes analytical skills, practical applications, and understanding of regulatory and commercial frameworks. In the final year, students advance to strategic and professional-level topics such as Strategic Corporate Finance, Strategic Management Accounting, Advanced Financial Reporting, Corporate Governance, Ethics and Sustainability, Research Investigation, Auditing and Assurance Practice, Taxation, Rethinking Globalisation, and Developing Organisational Strategy in the Digital Age. This final stage integrates knowledge across disciplines, develops leadership and strategic decision-making capabilities, and equips students with the skills required for professional accounting, finance careers, and research-informed practice in a global and digitally evolving business environment.