Financial accounting
From journal entries to published financial statements, with the reasoning behind each treatment explained.
Undergraduate programme
Numbers, records and the decisions built on them.
B.Com prepares students for the financial side of business: how accounts are kept, how statements are read, and how commercial decisions are justified. Practical work in computerised accounting runs alongside the theory papers.
- Accounting that is practical
Ledger work, financial statements and computerised accounting are practised in the laboratory, not only written about.
- Law and taxation
Business law, income tax and GST give students the regulatory side of commercial practice.
- Software skills included
Tally and spreadsheet work, plus financial analysis, are treated as core skills rather than optional extras.
What you study
The core of the programme
Business law and taxation
The legal and tax framework a business operates within, including income tax and GST.
Cost and management accounting
Costing techniques, budgeting and financial analysis for decision making.