
Accounting
Technical accounting expertise, analytical judgement and the digital fluency the profession now assumes.
- B.Sc
- 8 semesters
- 2 × SIWES
- Through UTME
The programme.
The B.Sc. Accounting produces graduates with technical accounting expertise, analytical judgement and digital fluency, three things the profession increasingly requires together rather than in sequence.
The syllabus follows international reporting standards and prepares students for professional examination, but it does not stop there. Students learn to build and audit the systems that produce the numbers, not only to interpret the output.
Two industrial placements put students inside finance functions before they graduate, which is where the difference between a textbook reconciliation and a real one becomes obvious.

What you study.
4 terms. Full-time, on campus.
- Principles of Management
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Microeconomics
- Business Mathematics
- Introduction to Computing
- Communication in English
- Personal Mastery
- Financial Accounting II
- Cost and Management Accounting
- Business Statistics
- Business Law
- Taxation Principles
- Data Analysis for Managers
- Professional Skills Studio
- Corporate Reporting under IFRS
- Auditing and Assurance
- Corporate Finance
- Management Information Systems
- Research Methodology
- Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation
- Advanced Financial Reporting
- Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination
- Public Sector Accounting
- Corporate Governance and Ethics
- Final-Year Project
Getting in.
- A UTME score that meets the cut-off for the programme you are applying to.
- Your O'Level results. Credits may be combined across two sittings.
- A JAMB result slip. Applications submitted without one are rejected.
- A short personal statement.
- A telephone screening followed by a panel interview, both by video.
- Subject combinations are confirmed with our admissions office at application.
What it costs.
- On applicationConfirmed with our admissions office.
September, annually
Where it leads.
- Audit and assurance practice
- Corporate finance and financial control
- Tax advisory and forensic accounting
- Progression to ICAN, ACCA and equivalent professional qualification
Related programmes.
Other routes in the same faculty, or at the same level.

Apply for the B.Sc Accounting.
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