In terms of global importance, Accounting and Finance disciplines serve as the lifeblood of an economy. The job prospects therefore are excellent in terms of their potential. Accounting and Finance graduate careers with local and multinational companies can be very varied and often similar sounding roles can be very different from company to company, dependent on the organization’s structure. The roles will tend to be analytical and decisional by nature. They can often lead to the graduate being involved in important business decisions and helping to shape the future growth of an organisation.
With this challenging corporate requirements in mind, the Bachelor of Management Honours in Accounting & Finance Degree Program has been specially designed to develop academic and professional competencies in its graduates to suit for a career in the functional discipline of Accounting & Finance both locally and globally, and to engage in research-based studies at postgraduate level.
Rs. 1,719,000 (Scholarships available)
Passes in three subjects (in any subject stream) at the G.C.E. (Advanced Level) Examination (Sri Lanka / London)
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On successful completion of Bachelor of Management Honours in Accounting & Finance Degree, the graduate will be able to:
PLO1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the field of accounting, finance and allied fields;
PLO2: Apply subject-specific knowledge and professional skills in diverse business situations in local and global environments;
PLO3: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of contemporary technologies and their application to professional and business contexts;
PLO4: Identify emerging trends in the local and global business environments and introduce innovations to enhance effectiveness of accounting practices;
PLO5: Analyze and critically evaluate arguments and issues pertaining to the accounting and finance discipline;
PLO6: Apply research skills to devise solutions to practical issues pertaining to accounting and finance;
PLO7: Recognize the need to engage in independent and life-long learning;
PLO8: Communicate effectively both, oral and written, in professional and business contexts using appropriate technologies;
PLO9: Demonstrate leadership and interpersonal skills in workplaces of cultural and linguistic diversity;
PLO10: Show understanding and commitment to professional ethics and responsibilities of the accounting practice through behavior; and
PLO11: Demonstrate understanding of social and civic responsibilities, human rights and matters pertaining to sustainability.
