The four-year Bachelor of Accounting curriculum gives students a thorough understanding of financial reporting, taxation, accounting principles, and business management. The program, which covers topics including financial accounting, cost and management accounting, direct and indirect taxation, financial management, business law, and entrepreneurship, combines theoretical underpinnings with real-world application. Additionally, students are exposed to computer programs, human resource management, and quantitative methods that are pertinent to contemporary accounting procedures. The program, which is divided into eight semesters, is intended to foster the professional, technical, and analytical skills needed in the fast-paced business and financial world of today.
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Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Apply fundamental and advanced accounting principles and practices.
Prepare and analyze financial statements and accounting reports.
Understand taxation, auditing, financial management, and business regulations.
Use accounting information to support business and financial decision-making.
Develop analytical, problem-solving, communication, and professional skills.
Pursue careers in accounting, auditing, taxation, banking, finance, and business management.
The Bachelor in Accounting is an undergraduate program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in accounting, finance, taxation, auditing, and business management. The program develops practical and analytical skills required to prepare financial information, evaluate business performance, and support effective financial decision-making.
