The Bachelor Degree in Accounting & Finance is a three-year undergraduate program offered by London Metropolitan University, UK. The program provides comprehensive knowledge of financial accounting, management accounting, taxation, auditing, financial management, corporate finance, business law, financial reporting, and financial markets. It combines theoretical learning with research, analytical problem-solving, and practical business applications
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Level of Education
NEB +2 overall aggregate of 2.2 CGPA (55%) or higher, with D+ or higher grades in theory and practical subjects, and a C+ (50%) or higher SEE Mathematics score
A minimum of 3.5 credits and a grade of D or above are required for A-Levels.
Proficiency in English
English NEB XII scores must be higher than 60%, or a GPA of 2.4.
The following internationally recognized English examinations will be required of applicants who do not meet the previously indicated English language requirements:
IELTS total band 5.5 with a minimum score of 5.5 in each band
score higher than 47 on the Pearson Test of English (PTE).
For Level 4 or Year 1 BIT:
Pass in English Language, General Paper, IELTS 6, or PTE 53
Students must enrolll in a University Foundation Course (UFC) if they do not fulfilll the aforementioned requirements. London Metropolitan University (LMU) offers a one-year academic program called UFC with the goal of assisting students in fulfilling the requirements for undergraduate admission.
First Year
Subject | Credit |
Financial Accounting | 15 |
Management Information System | 15 |
Business Law and Ethics | 15 |
Introduction to Financial Markets and Institutions | 15 |
Management Accounting Fundamentals | 15 |
Data Science, Research and Analysis | 15 |
Learning Through Organizations | 15 |
Understanding the Business and Economic Environment | 15 |
Second Year
Subject | Credit |
Financial Reporting | 15 |
Company and Employment Law | 15 |
Taxation-Income Tax | 15 |
Principles of Finance | 15 |
Problem Solving: Methods and Analysis | 15 |
Management Accounting | 15 |
Taxation-Corporate Tax | 15 |
Audit and Internal Control | 15 |
Third Year
Subject | Credit |
Dissertation | 15 |
Advanced Financial Reporting | 15 |
Financial Management | 15 |
Personal Finance | 15 |
Advanced Management Accounting | 15 |
Accounting Theory and Regulations | 15 |
Audit and Assurance Services | 15 |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply accounting and financial principles to business and organizational situations.
Prepare, analyze, and interpret financial statements and accounting reports.
Apply management accounting techniques for planning, budgeting, and decision-making.
Analyze financial markets, investments, and corporate financial decisions.
Apply principles of taxation, auditing, and internal control.
Evaluate financial performance and develop appropriate financial strategies.
Apply accounting standards, regulations, business law, and professional ethics.
Use analytical and research skills to solve accounting and finance problems.
Apply financial management techniques to support organizational decision-making.
Demonstrate effective communication, analytical, numerical, and problem-solving skills.
Conduct independent research and complete an accounting or finance dissertation.
Pursue careers in accounting, auditing, taxation, financial analysis, management accounting, financial planning, compliance, and corporate finance.
