The accounting and legal professions are increasingly involved in multidisciplinary practices. Today’s accountants need an understanding of the law, while commercial lawyers often operate in accounting and financial environments. Students will develop the essential technical, interpersonal and commercial skills demanded for a career in either profession.
Career prospects for students from this program are excellent. As the course covers such a wide range of business subjects, graduates can almost enter any sphere of accounting industry, although the choice of option stream will largely determine the final career directions taken.
Admission requirements
Recommended GCEs Or “O” Level, “A” Level Holder
Student who did not meet the entry requirements need to sit for entry-test.
Modules:
Semester 1:
ACC101 Introduction to Accounting
ACC102 Macroeconomics
ACC103 Business Accounting
ACC104 Financial Reporting
ACC105 Management Accounting |
Semester 3:
ACC111 Apply Principles of Profession
ACC112 Prepare Income Tax Returns
ACC113 Prepare Financial Reports
ACC114 Manage Budgets and Forecasts
ACC115 Monitor Corporate Governance |
Semester 2:
ACC106 Corporate Financial Management
ACC107 Financial Accounting
ACC108 Marketing Management
ACC109 Marketing Communication
ACC110 Provide Financial & Business |
Semester 4:
ACC116 Make Decisions in Legal Context
ACC117 Evaluate organization Finance
ACC118 Prepare Complex Tax Returns
ACC119 Implement Tax Plan and Evaluate
ACC120 Develop and Use Complex Spreadsheet |
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