Dubai Business School
undergraduate

BBA Accounting

Overview

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting is designed to provide students with knowledge of the fundamental principles and theories of accounting. It aims to teach students how to use their theoretical knowledge and apply it successfully for business organizations. Accounting is the universal language of business and accounting studies focus on reporting a company’s financial position and performance to entities outside the company, such as shareholders, creditors, government agencies, and Suppliers. The primary role of accounting managers is to manage the day-to-day operations of the accounting department, monitor, and analyze accounting data, and produce financial statements and financial reports. As a graduate of the BBA in Accounting, you will be responsible for the accounting strategy of the business by establishing and applying the appropriate accounting methods, policies, and principles. The program combines academic rigor and the development of analytical and practical skills based on real-world context to prepare students for professional accounting qualifications, such as: CIMA, CPA/AICPA, CIA, CMA. Career opportunities for Accounting graduates include (but are not limited to): Accounting Manager, Management Accountant, Internal Auditor, Tax Accountant, Senior Accountant, Senior auditor, Corporate controller, Budget Analyst, and Chief Accounting Officer.

Admission Requirement

English

High school grade in English 80% or pass the UD EPT

Who Is The Program For?

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting program is typically designed for individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in accounting and financial management. It is suitable for students who have an aptitude for numbers, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills. The program is aimed at individuals who wish to acquire a strong foundation in accounting principles, financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and related areas. It provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and analyze financial data, prepare financial statements, and make informed business decisions. The BBA Accounting program is relevant for students who aspire to become professional accountants, auditors, financial analysts, tax consultants, or pursue careers in corporate finance, banking, or financial management. It is also valuable for individuals interested in starting their own businesses or working in the finance departments of various organizations. Additionally, the program can be suitable for individuals who plan to pursue further professional certifications such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA), or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Overall, the BBA Accounting program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of accounting principles and practices, preparing them for a wide range of career opportunities in the accounting and finance fields.

Year 1

Semester 1
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BMAT 102	Business Mathematics	None	None	3
BBUS 103	Digital Skills For Business	None	None	3
BESP 101	Business English	None	None	3
BBUS 200	Introduction to Responsible Business	None	None	3
BACC 205	Principles of Financial Accounting	None	None	3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				15

Semester 2
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BECN 100	Microeconomics	BMAT 102 or GMAT 110 or GMATC 110; BESP 101 or ENGL 100 or ESPUC 200	None	3
BBUS 202	Business Innovation and Entrepreneurship	None	None	3
BMNG 200	Management & Organization Behavior	BESP 101 or ENGL 100 or ESPUC 200	None	3
BSTA 200	Statistical Analysis	BMAT 102 or GMAT 115 or GMATC 110	None	3
BMRK 200	Principles of Marketing	None	None	3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				30

Year 2

Semester 3
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BBUS 205	Quantitative Analysis in Business	BSTA 200 or BSTAC 200	None	3
BBUS 305	Business Law	BESP 101 or ENGL 105 or ESPUC 200	None	3
BECN 225	Macroeconomics	BECN 100 or BECNC 100	None	3
BBUS 225	Research Methods	BSTA 200 or BSTAC 200	None	3
BMNG 315	International Business Management	BESP 101 or BBUS 200	None	3
				15
Accumulated Credits				45

Semester 4
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BBUS 201	Business Analytics	BSTA 200 or BSTAC 200	None	3
BBUS 345	AI in Business	BBUS 103 or GITB 120 or GITBC 120	None	3
BBUS 405	Strategic Management Capstone	"45 CH "	None	3
BMNG 310	Operations Management	BBUS 205	None	3
BFIN 200	Principles of Financial Management	BACC 205	None	3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				60

Year 3

Semester 5
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BACC 210	Principles of Managerial Accounting	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 301	Cost & Managerial Accounting	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 320	Accounting Information Systems & Technology	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
	Minor 1			3
	Minor 2			3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				75

Semester 6
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BACC 313	Intermediate Accounting 1	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 314	Intermediate Accounting 2	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
	Minor 3			3
	Minor 4			3
	Minor 5			3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				90

Year 4

Semester 7
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BACC 320	Financial Reporting and Analysis	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 416	International Accounting	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 427	Taxation	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
BACC 435	Auditing	60 CH or BACC 205	None	3
	Minor 6			3
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				105

Semester 8
Course Code	Course Title	Prerequisite	Co-requisite	C.H.
BEMG 301	Emerging Issues in Accounting	60 CH	None	3
BBUS 301	Professional Certification	None		3
BBUS 302	Career and Personality Development	None		3
BACC 467/473	Internship/Industry Project	99 CH	None	6
Semester Credits				15
Accumulated Credits				120