The BSc. in Accounting degree covers a broad range of business courses, with a particular focus on accounting. A key objective of the programme is to prepare students for a career in accounting from the start. This programme incorporates the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) requirements of training an accountant, which emphasize; knowledge, skills, practical experience, accounting values, ethics and attitudes. An accounting degree is often seen as a good way to enter the accounting profession.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Career Path
Upon successful completion of this program the student should:
- Have knowledge of a number of International Financial Reporting Standards and the whole set of financial reports required in the annual report.
- Demonstrate knowledge of how the ethical environment is relevant in the preparation of financial reports.
- Present and prepare financial reports for both internal and external use.
- Carry out a financial analysis of a company and predict future performance.
- Advise entities on issues of tax planning.
- Recognize the necessary internal controls a company requires to achieve accountability.
Course Modules
Entry Requirements
Admission into the first year is through any of the following avenues:
- Direct entry;
- Diploma Holders Scheme;
- Higher Education Certificate
- Degree Holders Scheme
- Professional Qualifications and
• Mature Age Scheme.
Tuition Structure
Admission into the first year is through any of the following avenues:
- Direct entry;
- Diploma Holders Scheme;
- Higher Education Certificate
- Degree Holders Scheme
- Professional Qualifications and
• Mature Age Scheme.
