BBA in Accounting

Mode of study
On campus

Duration
4 Years

Campus
East Legon

Local Fees
GH₵ 4,100.00

International Fees
GH₵ 4,700.00

Entry year
2024-2025

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The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting programme is characterized by a comprehensive curriculum covering a broad spectrum of topics within the accounting field. This programme aims to offer students a profound understanding of the principles, theories, and practices integral to the discipline of accounting.

Throughout the programme, students will develop a solid foundation in core business concepts, including finance, economics, and management. Additionally, they will explore the intricacies of accounting, delving into areas such as financial reporting, tax planning, auditing, and cost management. The curriculum is designed not only to impart theoretical knowledge but also to equip students with analytical and problem-solving skills essential for critically evaluating financial information and making informed decisions.

The BBA in Accounting programme emphasizes hands-on learning experiences, incorporating case studies, internships, and collaborative projects. These opportunities allow students to apply their acquired knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios, enhancing their practical understanding of the subject matter.

In summary, the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting programme is tailored to prepare students for successful careers in the accounting profession. The programme provides a robust educational foundation and equips students with the necessary tools to excel in the dynamic and ever-evolving field of accounting.

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Course Objectives

Technical Competence in Computer Science

One of the key benefits of pursuing a BSc Computer Science with Management degree is the solid foundation in computer science it provides. From programming languages to algorithms, database management to software development, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the technical aspects of computer science. These skills will enable you to design and develop software systems, analyze complex data sets, and tackle real-world computational problems

Business Acumen and Management Skills

In addition to in-depth technical knowledge, this degree program equips you with essential business acumen and management skills. You will learn about organizational behavior, strategic management, project management, and entrepreneurship. This unique combination of computer science and management will make you well-rounded and better prepared to take on leadership roles in the tech industry.

Entry Requirements

This course creates a platform for an advanced financial education and you will explore a systematized flow and management of money and assets. Banking and Finance affords you an endless career options as you acquire expert knowledge, skill-set and requisite fundamentals of the financial world.

  1. West Africa Examination Certificate Holders (WASSCE/NECO): For applicants applying with wassce or neco certificates, you must have six (6) passes (A1 to C6), passes in three (3) core subjects including core mathematics and english language and passes in any three relevant elective courses. 
  2.  SSCE Entry: For applicants applying with the old WAEC certificate (i.e. SSCE) are required to have six (6) passes (A1 to D7), three (3) core subjects including mathematics and english language and passes in any three relevant elective courses.
  3. GCE Advanced Level: Applicants with General Certificate of Education must have three (3) passes (1 to 7) and five credits in GCE Ordinary level subjects including mathematics and english language.

 

  1. ABCE Entry: For applicants with Advanced Business Certificate Examination, they must have three passes (A to D) and credit passes in five (5) subjects in General Business Examination (GBCE).
  2. Higher National Diploma (HND): Applicants applying for any of DUC's HND programmes must have  six (6) passes (A1 to D7), passes in three (3) core subjects including core mathematics and english language and passes in any three relevant elective courses. 
  3. Mature Entry: Applicants who do not have any certificate or do not have good passes and 25 years and above are eligible for our mature entry pathway. Applicants must show proof of age with a valid birth certificate, provide an introductory letter from employer if employed and applicant must pass the mature students entrance examinations conducted by the University. The examination covers English language, Mathematics and an Aptitude test.

  1. Foreign Certificates: All foreign certificates must be evaluated by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) before being considered for admission. Click here for more information on certificate evaluation. 
  2. International Students: All international students who do not have English as your first language are to submit proof of English Proficiency. 
  3. Top-Ups : We accepts applicant applying to upgrade or top-up to degree with a qualification lower than degree. A holder of Diploma may top-up to degree in the same discipline or otherwise and such applicant will be placed at level 200. Holders of Higher National Diploma may top-up to degree in the same discipline or subject area and be placed at level 300. Where the top-up is to be in a subject area different from the HND certificate held, the applicant will be placed at level 200

Academic Modules

Dominion University College's Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting programme offers a comprehensive foundation in business principles, specifically tailored for accounting professionals.

Programme Highlights:

  • Broad Business Education: Gain a well-rounded understanding of key business areas, including:
    • Finance
    • Marketing
    • Management
    • Economics

First Semester Courses

  • GER 101: English for Academic Purposes (3 credit hours)
  • GER 103: French for Communication (3 credit hours)
  • GER 105: Basic Mathematics (3 credit hours)
  • STS 111: Spiritual Formation (2 credit hours)
  • FIN 101: Personal Finance (3 credit hours)
  • SCS 109: Information Technology (3 credit hours)

Second Semester Courses

  • GER 102: Psychology (3 credit hours)
  • GER 104: Governance and Public Administration (3 credit hours)
  • GER 106: Statistics (3 credit hours)
  • GER 108: Logic and Critical Thinking (3 credit hours)
  • GER 112: Principles of Social Behaviour (3 credit hours)

 

First Semester Courses:

  • ACC 201: Principles of Financial Reporting (3 credit hours): 
  • BUS 203: Principles of Microeconomics (3 credit hours): 
  • BUS 205: Legal Environment of Business (3 credit hours): 
  • BUS 209: Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions (3 credit hours): 
  • FIN 211: Principles of Financial Management (3 credit hours): 
  • MGT 207: Principles of Management (3 credit hours): 

Second Semester Courses:

  • ACC 202: Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credit hours): 
  • BUS 204: Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credit hours): 
  • BUS 214: Business Communication (3 credit hours): 
  • MGT 212: Principles of Operations Management (3 credit hours): 
  • MKT 208: Principles of Marketing Management (3 credit hours):

First Semester Courses:

  • BUS 305: Managerial Economics (3 credit hours)
  • BUS 313: Company and Partnership Law (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 301: Financial Accounting Techniques (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 305: Accounting Information Systems (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 303: Cost Accounting (3 credit hours)

 Second Semester Courses: 

  • BUS 302: Business Ethics and Values (3 credit hours)
  • BUS 314: Entrepreneurship and Innovation (3 credit hours)
  • BUS 330: Business Research Methods (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 302: Financial Accounting (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 304: Management Accounting (3 credit hours)
  • MGT 302: Organizational Behaviour (3 credit hours)

First Semester Courses:

  • BUS 405: International Business Management (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 407: Advanced Financial Reporting (3 credit hours
  • ACC 403: Personal Taxation (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 401: Auditing (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 405: Accounting Theory and Practice (3 credit hours)

Second Semester Courses:

  • GER 406: Project Work (6 credit hours)
  • BUS 407: Organizational Policy and Strategy (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 402: Audit and Assurance (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 406: Public Sector Accounting and Finance (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 404: Business Taxation (3 credit hours)

Level 400 Second Semester Electives:

  • ACC 422: Accounting Theory and Practice (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 424: Oil and Gas Accounting (3 credit hours)
  • ACC 426: Financial Statement Analysis (3 credit hours)
  • BPA 404: Public Sector Accounting II (3 credit hours)

Career Prospects

• Chartered or Certified Accountant

• Financial Analyst

• Tax Consultant

• Auditing and Assurance

• Management Accountant

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Career Prospects

• Chartered or Certified Accountant

• Financial Analyst

• Tax Consultant

• Auditing and Assurance

• Management Accountant

Why choose BBA in Accounting

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Tuition costs

Explore detailed information about our tuition costs and payment options. We are committed to providing a transparent and affordable education for all our students.

Domestic fees

4-month semesters

Year 1 Semester Fees
4,100.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 2 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 3 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 4 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

  • Total
  • $21,490

International fees

4-month semesters

Year 1 Semester Fees
4,700.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 2 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 3 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

Year 4 Semester Fees
3,200.00 (12 credit minimum)

  • Total
  • $21,490
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