The course aims to produce accounting graduates who are equipped to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing business environment, by providing a comprehensive and rigorous business training which also meets the educational requirements for membership of professional accounting bodies. Studies include accounting, statistics, commercial and income tax law, economics, management, marketing and auditing. The course aims to produce graduates equipped to operate in the modern financial environment, including commercial and investment banking, corporate finance, stock markets, capital markets and derivatives markets. Specialist studies include capital markets, commercial banking, treasury, financial management, financial modelling, investments and portfolio management, lending and international finance. To gain a broad business background, students undertake studies in marketing, economics, business mathematics and statistics, accounting and commercial law.
Students can also undertake six elective subjects.
The course prepares students for entry into a wide variety of managerial careers in business. It provides comprehensive management skills and enables students to undertake studies in communication, human resource management, international business, quality management, organisational change and strategic management. Students also study six elective subjects. The primary aim of the course is to cover retail business management skills and strategies for people preparing for a career in the retail industry. Bachelor of Business Studies Open Learning This course offers students flexibility in their business studies.