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Programme · BSc

BSc Accounting.

  • Duration 4 years
  • Credits 120–180
  • Mode Full-time
  • Accreditation Fully accredited
I. About

About the programme.

Undergraduate accounting degree at Caleb Business School, covering financial and management accounting, audit and taxation.
Department Department of Accounting, Finance & Taxation
Faculty College of Arts, Social and Management Sciences
Code BSC-ACC
II. Curriculum

Four levels, one journey.

58 courses across 4 levels, totalling 147 credits. Each level builds on the last; the final year culminates in a capstone project.

Download the approved curriculum (PDF)

100 Level
14 courses 32 credits
Code Course Cr. Sem Type
GST111 Communication in English I Listening and speaking skills, reading and writing techniques, language and society. Builds the academic English foundation expected of all… 2 1 Core GST
CULGST121 Character in Leadership I 1 1 Core GST
AMS101 Principles of Management 2 1 Core
ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting I 3 1 Core
CULACC105 E-Commerce 3 1 Core
AMS103 Introduction to Computers 2 1 Core
CULACC103 Behavioural Accounting 3 1 Core
AMS102 Basic Mathematics 2 2 Core
CULGST104 Tech Plus I 1 2 Core GST
ACC102 Introduction to Financial Accounting II 3 2 Core
GST112 Nigerian Peoples & Culture Indigenous cultures, value systems, social institutions, contemporary issues. Required NUC general-studies course. 2 2 Core GST
AMS104 Principles of Project Management 2 2 Core GST
CULACC104 Accounting Standards 3 2 Core
CULACC108 Accounting for Non-profit Organisation 3 2 Core
200 Level
15 courses 36 credits
Code Course Cr. Sem Type
ENT211 Entrepreneurship & Innovation Business idea generation, opportunity recognition, business model design, startup financing. Required NUC course aligning graduates with na… 2 1 Core GST
CULGST203 Tech Plus II 1 1 Core GST
CULGST221 Character in Leadership II 1 1 Core GST
ACC211 Financial Accounting I 3 1 Core
ACC213 Corporate Governance & Accounting Ethics 3 1 Core
CULACC205 Enterprise Risk Management 3 1 Core
CULACC209 Fiscal Policy 2 1 Core
CULACC207 International Finance 3 1 Core
GST212 Philosophy, Logic and Human Existence 2 2 Core GST
CULGST204 Introduction to French 2 2 Core GST
CULGST206 Psychology, Sexuality and Mind Education 2 2 Core GST
ACC212 Financial Accounting II 3 2 Core
ACC214 Cost Accounting 3 2 Core
ACC216 Accounting Laboratory 3 2 Core
CULACC208 Investment and Financial Statement Analysis 3 2 Core
300 Level
14 courses 35 credits
Code Course Cr. Sem Type
CULGST311 Tech Pro Elevate I 0 1 Core GST
CULGST321 Character in Leadership III 1 1 Core GST
ACC321 Entrepreneurship in Accounting 3 1 Core
ACC323 Financial Reporting I 3 1 Core
ACC303 Management Accounting 3 1 Core
ACC325 Taxation I 3 1 Core
ACC327 Auditing and Assurance I 3 1 Core
ACC322 Financial Reporting II 3 2 Core
ACC326 Taxation II 3 2 Core
ACC328 Public Sector Accounting & Reporting 3 2 Core
GST312 Peace and Conflict Resolution 2 2 Core GST
ENT312 Venture Creation 2 2 Core GST
CULACC310 Audit Analytics 3 2 Core
CULACC312 Research Methodology 3 2 Core
400 Level
15 courses 44 credits
Code Course Cr. Sem Type
CULGST411 Character in Leadership IV 2 1 Core GST
CULGST407 Works Pro Experience I 0 1 Core GST
ACC421 Advanced Financial Accounting & Reporting 3 1 Core
ACC423 Auditing and Assurance II 3 1 Core
ACC407 Ethics & Corporate Governance 3 1 Core
CUL-ACC407 Business and Data Analytics 3 1 Core
ACC409 International Accounting 3 1 Core
CUL-ACC409 Strategic Business Combinations 3 1 Core
ACC422 Corporate Reporting 3 2 Core
ACC424 Strategic Financial Management 3 2 Core
ACC410 Forensic Accounting & Fraud Management 3 2 Core
ACC412 Executorship, Bankruptcy & Liquidation 3 2 Core
CUL-ACC406 Financial Modelling and Analysis 3 2 Core
ACC490 Research Project 6 2 Core
FIN410 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 3 2 Core

Course descriptions and learning outcomes are reviewed annually in line with NUC CCMAS guidelines and industry feedback.  Download the approved curriculum (PDF) →

III. Learning outcomes

What you'll be able to do.

Graduates leave equipped with the foundational rigour and the practical skills the field demands.

  • Prepare financial statements. Compile and interpret financial statements in line with IFRS and Nigerian standards.
  • Apply management accounting. Use costing, budgeting, and variance analysis for managerial decisions.
  • Audit and assure. Plan audit procedures, evaluate internal controls, and report on financial integrity.
  • Handle taxation. Compute tax liabilities and apply Nigerian tax law to filing scenarios.
  • Use accounting technology. Operate accounting and ERP software and apply data tools to reporting.
  • Uphold professional ethics. Apply accounting ethics to disclosure, independence, and accountability.
VI. Assessment

How you'll be assessed.

Continuous assessment & examinations

Each course combines continuous assessment - assignments, tests, and class work - with an end-of-semester examination; weights and formats are set in each course outline.

Practical & professional skills

Computational exercises, case studies, and accounting-software practicals build job-ready and professional-examination skills.

External examiners

In line with NUC requirements, qualified academics from other universities moderate examinations and assess final-year projects.

NUC CCMAS compliance

Assessment follows the National Universities Commission's Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards for the discipline.

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