LEARNING OUTCOMES AND COMPETENCIES FOR
Master of Science IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

• Apply theoretical and conceptual tools to solve complex, real-world accounting and finance problems.
• Apply analytical, numerical, and planning skills to solve complex, real-world accounting and finance problems.
• Produce written reports and deliver verbal presentations grounded in financial data and regulatory analysis.
• Conduct independent and collaborative research in accounting and finance to inform evidence-based decision-making.
• Evaluate financial policies, investment strategies, and governance frameworks to support sound organisational and institutional performance.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• A good first degree (First Class to Second Class Lower).
• Applicants holding a first degree below Second Class Lower with a minimum of two years industry experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
• Recognised professional qualifications such as CIHRM, ACCA, ICAG, CIMA, CIM, ICSA, CIAMC, or their equivalent.

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

• Holders of bachelor’s degrees in accounting or a related discipline.
• Early-and mid-career professionals working in accounting firms.
• Staff of financial institutions and corporate organisations.
• Professionals in public sector agencies.
• Professionals preparing for or pursuing certification with
• ICAG, CIG, ACCA, or related professional bodies.
• Individuals aspiring to professional advancement in accounting and finance.

CAREER AND PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES

The programme prepares graduates for a range of strategic and leadership roles across the private and public sectors, and provides a strong foundation for consulting further academic study and professional advancement in the field.