A Bachelor of Accounting and Finance.

Students develop competencies in financial accounting, management accounting, investment analysis, and risk management, while mastering the tools and methodologies essential to modern financial practice.

Program Overview

The Bachelor in Accounting and Finance is designed to train professionals capable of managing financial records, analyzing financial performance, and supporting strategic decision-making within organizations. The program combines foundational knowledge in economics, mathematics, and business law with practical skills in financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and corporate finance.

Program Objectives

The Bachelor in Accounting and Finance is a comprehensive and multidisciplinary program that enables students to understand the complexities of financial management and reporting, preparing them to become effective financial professionals and business advisors.

The specific objectives of the program are to:

  • Train professionals capable of preparing, analyzing, and interpreting financial statements in accordance with professional standards;

  • Develop students’ competencies in auditing, taxation, corporate finance, and financial analysis for a holistic approach to organizational financial health;

  • Prepare students for successful professional integration in a rapidly evolving and globally connected financial environment.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, graduates in Accounting and Finance are able to:

  • Prepare and interpret financial statements;

  • Apply accounting standards and principles;

  • Conduct audits and internal control assessments;

  • Analyze investment opportunities and manage financial risks;

  • Apply tax laws and regulations in organizational settings;

  • Use financial software and analytical tools effectively;

  • Communicate proficiently in both oral and written forms;

  • Demonstrate ethical reasoning and professional integrity;

  • Adapt to regulatory, technological, and market changes.

Program Courses:

Core Required Courses for all majors:

Year One

Subjects Credits

Listening

3 Credits

Reading

3 Credits

Writing

3 Credits

Subjects Credits

Listening

3 Credits

Reading

3 Credits

Writing

3 Credits

Subjects Credits

Listening

3 Credits

Reading

3 Credits

Writing

3 Credits

Subjects Credits

Listening

3 Credits

Reading

3 Credits

Writing

3 Credits

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue a wide range of roles across the following fields:

  • Financial accounting
  • Management accounting
  • Auditing and assurance
  • Taxation and compliance
  • Corporate finance
  • Investment analysis
  • Banking and financial services
  • Risk management
  • Financial consulting
  • Payroll and bookkeeping
  • Public sector finance
  • Financial planning and analysis