The curriculum for the Undergraduate Diploma in Accounting is structured into five comprehensive modules, each designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills in accounting.

Module 1: Advanced Financial Accounting
This module covers advanced topics in financial accounting, including the preparation and analysis of financial statements, consolidation, and accounting for foreign currency transactions. Students will learn how to apply financial accounting standards and principles to complex business scenarios.

Module 2: Managerial Accounting
In this module, students are introduced to the internal use of accounting information for decision-making. Topics such as cost behavior, budgeting, performance evaluation, and strategic cost management are covered. This module helps students understand how to use accounting information to support business strategies and operations.

Module 3: Accounting Information Systems
This module provides an overview of the systems used to collect, process, and report accounting information. Students will learn about the role of technology in accounting and how to design and implement effective accounting information systems. Topics include system development, internal controls, and data security.

Module 4: Taxation
This module introduces students to the principles and practices of taxation. Students will learn about different types of taxes, tax planning, and compliance. The module covers both individual and corporate taxation, providing a comprehensive understanding of the tax environment.

Module 5: Auditing
In this module, students will explore the principles and practices of auditing. Topics include audit planning, risk assessment, internal controls, and audit reporting. Students will learn how to conduct audits and ensure the accuracy and reliability of financial information.