Accounting and Audit

COURSE NAME – ACCOUNTING AND AUDIT

DURATION – 48months

COURSE OVERVIEW – The Bachelor of Accounting and Audit program offers students a comprehensive education in accounting and auditing principles, preparing them for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of accounting. With a strong foundation in core subjects, graduates are well-prepared to excel in a variety of accounting and auditing roles across different sectors. Upon completion of the program, graduates are well-prepared to embark on successful careers in a variety of accounting and auditing settings. Whether it be in public accounting firms, corporations, or government agencies, graduates possess the necessary skills and knowledge to contribute to financial management, auditing, and compliance activities. The program's comprehensive curriculum ensures that graduates are equipped to make significant contributions to the organizations they serve.

COURSE DESCRIPTION – The Bachelor of Accounting and Audit program is meticulously designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of accounting and auditing principles. Through a combination of core courses in accounting and auditing, students gain the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in accounting and auditing roles across various settings, including public accounting firms, corporations, and government agencies. The program covers a range of essential topics, including Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Taxation, Auditing, Ethics and Professional Standards. These courses enable students to develop a strong foundation in accounting principles and procedures, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the accounting and auditing profession.


LEARNING OUTCOME – student will be able to
• gain a thorough understanding of auditing principles, including the concepts, standards, and procedures involved in conducting audits.
• learn to identify and validate cause and effect relationships in determining the outcome results of a program initiative or change
• Students explore various evaluation designs to isolate the results or impacts attributable to an initiative or intervening variable.
• investigate the use of technology and information systems in accounting and auditing. This includes the development and implementation of accounting software and security measures.
• learn how to prepare a cost/benefit analysis to determine if outcome results attributable to a program initiative are worth the cost