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BSc Accounting & Finance
Accounting and Finance involve much more than just computational skill. Both the subjects teach us how to perceive and understand the nature of organisations. They also give you an understanding of how the market allocates finances to firms.
What it prepares you for:
- You are professionally qualified in the accountancy field and would now like to take a degree.
- You have not yet decided which profession to pursue and are interested in the field of accounting and finance.
Features of Degree
- This degree provides thorough grounding in Accounting and Finance within a strong Social Science framework
- The degree has an international flavour and was developed in consultation with academics and professionals throughout Southeast Asia, as well as UK.
Course Structure
Foundation Units
- 02 – Introduction to Economics
- 04a – Statistics 1 (half unit) & 05a – Mathematics 1 (half unit)
- 24 – Principles of Banking & Finance
- 25 – Principles of Accounting
Any ONE of the following:- 21 - Principles of Sociology
- 04b – Statistics 2 (half unit) & 05b – Mathematics 2 (half unit)
- 107 – Introduction to Business & Management
- Statistics 2 (half unit) & Mathematics 2 (half unit)
Further Units
- 66 – Microeconomics (02 + 05a)
- 91 – Financial Reporting (25)
- 92 – Corporate Finance (02 + 05a)
- 93 – Auditing (25)
- 97 – Managemant Accounting (25)
Two Further Units from:- 20 – Elements of Econometrics (02 + 04a + 05a)
- 23 – Investment Management (24)
- 29 – Financial Intermediation (24)
- 65 - Macroeconomics (02 + 05a)
- 75 - Human Resource Management
- 77 - Manangement: International and Comparative Perspectives (02 + 107)
- 127 – Organisation Theory: An interdisciplinary Approach (02 or 21)
- 136 - Information Systems and Organisations
- 141 - Principles of Marketing (02 or 21)
