BEC120/HRM, Financial Accounting introduces students to the basic concepts of financial accounting. Topics covered include the accounting equation, debits and credits, journal entries, ledgers, financial statements, and the accounting cycle. The course also covers the conceptual framework of accounting and the ethical responsibilities of accountants. The course is taken by first year undergraduate students pursuing either a Bachelo'r degree in Economics or Human Resources Management. To be part of this class, one has to be enrolled in one of the two programmes . To enroll, a student needs a minimum of 5-O level credits inclusive of Mathematics and English language.
BS325 Auditing is a course that introduces students to the principles and practices of auditing. Topics covered include the nature of auditing, auditing standards, auditing procedures, corporate governance and auditing reports. The course also covers the ethical responsibilities of auditors. The course is taken by third year bachelor of accountancy students. Students who make it to this class are in the top 10 to 15% of their cohorts based on year one and two performance.
BF400 Research Methodology is a course that introduces students to the principles and practices of research methodology. Topics covered include the nature of research, the research process, research designs, data collection methods, and data analysis methods. The course also covers the ethical responsibilities of researchers. The course is taken by final year Bachelor of Banking and Finance students in preparation for the final year research project.
GBS520/MHRM520 Accounting for Non Finance Managers is a course that introduces students to the basic concepts of financial and management accounting. Topics covered include the accounting equation, debits and credits, journal entries, ledgers, financial statements, the accounting cycle, management accounting concepts, and the ethical responsibilities of accountants. The course is taken in the first semester by MBA General, MBA Finance, and Masters in Human Resources students.
GAF510 Corporate Reporting and Regulation is a course that introduces students to the principles and practices of corporate reporting and regulation. Topics covered include the conceptual framework of accounting, financial reporting standards; particularly IFRS and IAS's, and regulatory frameworks. The course also covers the ethical responsibilities of accountants and corporate executives for appropriate financial reporting.