BA (Hons) Accounting

Course Description

BA (Hons) Accounting is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the study of accounting and financial management. Some of the key areas of study in a BA (Hons) Accounting program include:

1. Financial Accounting: This involves the recording, classification, and summarization of financial transactions and the preparation of financial statements.

2. Management Accounting: This involves the use of accounting information for internal decision-making and performance management.

3. Taxation: This involves the study of tax laws, regulations, and compliance requirements, and the preparation of tax returns.

4. Auditing: This involves the examination of financial statements and records to ensure that they are accurate and comply with relevant regulations and standards.

5. Financial Management: This involves the study of financial management principles and techniques, including investments, risk management, and corporate finance.

Graduates of a BA (Hons) Accounting program typically find careers in accounting, auditing, tax, financial management, and related fields. The degree program provides a strong foundation in the principles and practices of accounting and financial management, and prepares students for a wide range of careers in the financial services industry.