Course description

The Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance (BAF) is an undergraduate program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in accounting principles and financial management. This degree covers key subjects such as financial accounting, management accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial analysis. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, equipping students with the skills needed for careers in accounting, finance, and business management. Graduates will be prepared for various roles in the corporate sector, as well as for further studies in accounting or related fields, making it an ideal choice for those aiming to excel in the financial domain.

What will i learn?

• ### Outcomes of a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance (BAF) Graduates of the Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance program can expect to achieve the following outcomes: 1. **Solid Accounting Knowledge**: A comprehensive understanding of financial and management accounting principles, including preparation and analysis of financial statements. 2. **Financial Analysis Skills**: Ability to assess financial performance and make informed decisions based on quantitative and qualitative data. 3. **Taxation Proficiency**: Knowledge of taxation laws and practices, enabling graduates to navigate personal and corporate tax issues effectively. 4. **Auditing Competence**: Understanding of auditing principles and practices, preparing graduates for roles in internal and external auditing. 5. **Regulatory Awareness**: Familiarity with relevant financial regulations, standards, and compliance issues affecting accounting practices. 6. **Practical Application**: Hands-on experience through internships and projects that apply theoretical knowledge in real-world financial settings. 7. **Analytical and Critical Thinking**: Enhanced analytical skills to evaluate complex financial information and solve problems effectively. 8. **Communication Skills**: Strong verbal and written communication abilities, essential for presenting financial information clearly to stakeholders. 9. **Ethical Awareness**: An understanding of ethical considerations in accounting and finance, promoting integrity and transparency in financial reporting. 10. **Career Readiness**: Preparedness for entry-level positions in accounting, finance, banking, and related fields, as well as a solid foundation for further studies or professional certifications.

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