Bachelor of Accounting Honours

The Bachelor of Accounting Honours at Africa University is an undergraduate program in the Department of Accounting & Finance. It covers foundational subjects in Mathematics, Communication, Economics, and Humanities, then focuses on specialized subjects in accounting, economics, marketing, finance, human resources management, risk management, quantitative analysis, and public sector management.

Learning mode is full time at the main campus. The programme includes structured coursework across multiple credits, plus industrial attachment in Industrial Attachment I and Industrial Attachment II, followed by a Honours Project II and an Honours Seminar I.

Modules

• Foundations of Accounting I
• Foundations of Accounting II
• Cost Accounting
• Intermediate Accounting I
• Intermediate Accounting II
• Audit Skills
• Audit Process
• Advanced Accounting
• Financial Management I
• Management Accounting
• Accounting Information Systems
• Honours Seminar I

At least two GCE Advanced level passes in any of the following subjects: Accounts, Management of Business, Economics and Mathematics or an approved Diploma in Accounting related field or a professional qualification.

• 5′ O’ level passes at grade “C” or better including English Language and Mathematics.
• Special Entry: Applicants with approved diplomas in Management related subjects e.g. Zimbabwe Association of Accounting Technicians (ZAAT), Association of Certified Charted Accounts (ACCA), Higher National Diploma (HND), Charted Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), Charted Institute of Secretaries (CIS), and Diploma in Business Administration and Commerce (IAC) and Institute of Marketing Management (IMM) may be considered for admission.

• Accountants
• Credit Controllers
• Auditors
• Company Secretaries
• Administrators
• Investment Managers
• Public Administrators
• Bookkeepers
• Finance Managers
• Managing Directors
• Financial Analysts
• Financial Advisors
• Financial Consultants
• Tax Consultants
• Banking Executives
• Other Programmes in the Department