Bachelor of Commerce (Accountancy)

Accounting is the process of sending financial information about a business to users or entities such as shareholders, creditors (including banks or retailers), financial analysts, economists, and government agencies. Accounting can be divided into two main categories: Accounting and financial management. Accounting managers focus on reporting to people within the business and provide information to employees, managers, owners, managers and auditors. The ultimate goal is to provide managers with the basis for making major decisions related to management and operations. Accounting is about analyzing and communicating monetary reports. If you have a sound mind and are skilled in numbers, a Bachelor of Commerce in Accountancy will provide you with a special accounting degree, which will prepare you for a professional career in this field.

At the University of Wollongong Dubai, The Bachelor of Commerce in Accountant will help you to critically and understand evaluate financial reporting issues and their impact within the framework of the International Financial Reporting Standards. In addition, you will develop an understanding of accounting techniques and management techniques for planning, decision making and performance monitoring. It will also provide a basis for audit procedures and foreign taxation. University of Wollongong Dubai Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting has been attributed by the UK's Association of Chartered Certified Accountants for exemption from 9 of 14 ACCA papers (top exemptions available at undergraduate level). Upon completion of this program, you can obtain a professional certificate from ACCA to become a Chartered Accountant.

The rapid growth of the UAE as a major hub for foreign business means that there is considerable wealth in employment opportunities in the financial services sector. Deloitte & Touch, Ernst and Young, KPMG and Price water house Coopers, the 'big four' book firms - all have offices in Dubai. BCom Graduates in Accounting can perform professional roles such as: Accounting Auditors, Accounting Managers, Financial Officers, Financial Managers, Chief Financial Officers, Credit Controllers, Accountants, Payroll Directors, Commercial Brokers, Commercial Brokers, and Industry Buyers