Accounting and finance now operate in a business environment shaped by global markets, digital technologies, regulation, data, and growing expectations around responsible business. The B.Com. in International Accounting and Finance is designed to build a broad undergraduate foundation in commerce while developing focused capability in accounting and finance. Its curriculum brings together economics, management, law, quantitative methods, financial markets, and technology with pathway study in management accounting, financial reporting and analysis, corporate finance, taxation, performance management, strategy, corporate law, and audit. The result is a program that connects the production and interpretation of financial information with the wider decisions organisations make.
The program is designed for learners seeking an undergraduate pathway into accounting, finance and related business fields. It is delivered fully online over three years in twelve thirteen-week terms. Learners progress from foundational study in business, economics, accounting, quantitative methods and digital finance to advanced work in financial markets, investment, risk, technology and the program's accounting and finance pathway, alongside electives and advanced core courses. The Programme also include a 12-credit applied engagement with multiple options, such as an internship, certification, or a faculty-supervised research project. Graduates are prepared for opportunities in accounting, financial analysis, corporate finance, banking, audit, and taxation support and related business functions, as well as for further study and professional development.
On completing the program, graduates will be able to: