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Programme Information for New Students
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| Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting |
Programme description
This programme develops students' professional competencies, and broadens
their knowledge of accounting and related disciplines. They acquire the basic
skills and knowledge required for general business management, and then are
introduced to financial accounting, management accounting, taxation, auditing,
law and accounting information systems. Graduates can seek employment as
professional accountants, or pursue careers in related fields such as auditing,
taxation and business advisory services.
Programme
requirements
Students pursuing this programme must successfully complete at
least 120 credits as follows:
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70 credits of compulsory courses:
Course code
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the course
code for details) |
Course title |
Credits |
Level | |
| ACT
B211 |
Introduction to Accounting I |
5 |
Middle | |
| ACT
B212 |
Introduction to Accounting II |
5 |
Middle | |
| BIS
B123 |
Business Computing Applications |
5 |
Foundation | |
| BUS
B103 |
English and Communications for
Business I |
5 |
Foundation | |
| BUS
B104 |
English and Communications for
Business II |
5 |
Foundation | |
| BUS
B171 |
Business Statistics |
5 |
Foundation | |
| BUS
B272 |
Quantitative Methods for Decision
Making |
5 |
Middle | |
| ECON
A231 |
Introduction to Microeconomics |
5 |
Middle | |
| ECON
A232 |
Introduction to Macroeconomics |
5 |
Middle | |
| FIN
B280 |
Introduction to Financial
Management |
5 |
Middle | |
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| MGT
B240 |
Principles and Practices of
Management |
5 |
Middle | |
| MGT
B399 |
Management Policy and Strategy |
5 |
Higher | |
| MKT
B250 |
Introduction to Marketing |
5 |
Middle | | |
| (b) |
30 credits from courses:
Course code
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the course
code for details) |
Course title |
Credits |
Level | |
| ACT
B304 |
Accounting Information Systems |
5 |
Higher | |
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B313 |
Management and Cost Accounting |
5 |
Higher | |
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B405 |
Advanced Management Accounting |
5 |
Higher | |
| ACT
B407 |
Advanced Financial Reporting and
Analysis I |
5 |
Higher | |
| ACT
B408 |
Advanced Financial Reporting and
Analysis II |
5 |
Higher | |
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| BUS
B368 |
Business Issues and Ethics |
5 |
Higher | |
| FIN
B386 |
Financial Decision Making |
5 |
Higher | |
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| (c) |
an additional 20 credits, as necessary, from any English and/or
Chinese Foundation, Middle or Higher level courses offered by the
University (other than GEN S100F), provided that, of the total 120
credits, no more than 40 are gained at Foundation
level.1 |
For details of Professional recognition, click here.
Notes:
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Where a programme allows students to select additional courses from
outside the programme, students must check their selected courses against
the Excluded Combinations
list. Only one of the courses in an excluded combination can count
towards an OUHK award. |
Choosing the first courses to
get started
Undergraduate students taking the BBA programmes in English are
recommended to begin their BBA studies with one of the School's introductory
courses such as BUS B103 English and Communications for Business I,
BIS B123 Business Computing Applications, or BUS B171 Business
Statistics.
They are then free to complete a general degree, or to specialize
in a range of business disciplines.
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