Bachelor of Accounting (Hons.)

(R2/344/6/0145) 03/22 (MQA/FA2052)

Accounting is the language of business, and accountants help business leaders make smart financial decisions. The Bachelor of Accounting is a four-year programme that is recognised by the Malaysian Institute of Accountants. It provides students with the knowledge and skills required to become professional accountants. The faculty provides students with exceptional understanding of accounting with adequate fundamentals and clear exposure on every subject. MMU has signed MoUs where students may sit for professional exams (ACCA, ICAEW, MICPA, CIMA & CPA Australia)

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• Entry Requirements
  • • Pass Foundation / Matriculation from a recognised institution with a minimum CGPA of 2.50, and a credit in Mathematics and a pass in English at SPM/O Level or its equivalent; OR
  • • Pass STPM / A level or its equivalent with minimum Grade (C+) in 3 subjects inclusive of Mathematics / Accounting and a credit in Mathematics and a pass in English at SPM/O Level or its equivalent; OR
  • • Pass STAM with minimum grade Jayyid in 2 subjects and a credit in Mathematic and a pass in English at SPM level; OR
  • • Pass UEC with minimum of grade B in at least five (5) subjects inclusive of Mathematics and English; OR
  • • Pass Diploma in the related field from a recognised institution with minimum CGPA of 2.50, a credit in Mathematics and a pass in English at SPM level, AND
  • • A minimum score of band 2 in MUET*
    *Candidates not meeting this requirement may be subjected to an internal review process.
  • • English Entry Requirement for International Students:
    All programmes offered by Faculty of Management and Faculty of Business require a minimum score of 5.5 in IELTS or its equivalent, except for Bachelor of Finance (Hons.) and Bachelor of Financial Engineering (Hons.), which require higher minimum score of 6.0 in IELTS or its equivalent.
• Programme Structure
  • Core
    • Year 1
      • English for Business Studies
        Quantitative Analysis
        Microeconomics
        Fundamental to Financial Accounting
        Management
        Introduction to Cyberpreneurship
        English for Business Communication
        Management Accounting I
        Financial Accounting & Reporting I
        Principles of Finance
        Macroeconomics
        Principles of Marketing
    • Year 2
      • Financial Accounting and Reporting II
        Accounting Information System I
        Taxation I
        Auditing
        Management Accounting II
        Taxation II
        Corporate Finance
        Organisational Behavior
        Business Law
    • Year 3
      • Professional Ethics
        Corporate Accounting I
        Accounting Information Systems II
        Company Law and Secretarial Practice
        Accounting Theory
        Securities Investment and Portfolio Management
        Advanced Auditing
        Public Sector Accounting
        Corporate Accounting II
        Practical Training
    • Year 4
      • Advanced Taxation
        Advanced Accounting
        Information Systems Accounting
        Advanced Management
        Management Decision Science Strategy
        Strategy
        Integrated Case Study
  • Elective Modules
    • Elective subjects (12 Credit Hours) may be taken from any elective subjects offered in B.Acc. (Hons.) or any major subjects offered by the other programmes in the Faculty. The subjects are offered based on the availability of teaching expertise and at the faculty’s discretion:
    • Year 1
      E-Auditing
      Electronic Commerce
      Financial Statement Analysis
      Goods and Services Tax
    • Year 2
      Human Resource Management
      Bank Management
      Credit Management
      Internal Auditing
    • Enterprise Resource Planning
    • Year 3
      International Accounting
      Knowledge Economy
      Management Consultancy
    • Year 4
      Production and Operations Management
      Forensic Accounting
    • University Subjects
      • Year 1
        U1 – Hubungan Etnik OR Pengajian Malaysia 3
      • Year 2
      • U1 – TITAS or Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2
        U2 – Bahasa Kebangsaan A or Foreign Language
        U3 – Introduction to Multicultural Studies in Malaysia / Stress and Well-Being among Malaysians / Islamic Institutions in Malaysia
      • Year 3
        
• Professional Qualification Exemptions

  • ACCA

    Exemptions:
    9 of 15

    Papers to take:
    P1 Governance, Risk and Ethics
    P2 Corporate Reporting
    P3 Business Analysis
    And TWO optional papers

    MoU Benefits:
    Can sit for papers before graduation
    Fee waivers worth £273 (RM1,500)

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    ICAEW

    Exemptions:
    8 of 15

    Papers to take:
    Business Planning
    Audit and Assurance
    Financial Accounting and Reporting
    Tax Compliance
    Case Study
    Corporate Reporting
    Strategic Business Management

    MoU Benefits:
    Can sit for papers before graduation
    Fee waivers worth £620 (RM5,400)

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    CIMA

    Exemptions:
    9 of 13

    Papers to take:
    E2 Project and Relationship Management
    E3 Strategic Management
    P3 Risk Management
    F3 Financial Strategy

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    MICPA

    Exemptions:
    Direct entry to Advanced Stage

    Papers to take:
    Audit & Assurance
    Financial Accounting & Reporting
    Management Accounting & Applied Finance
    Taxation
    Capstone

    MoU Benefits:
    Can sit for papers before graduation if accepted by a sponsoring employer

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    CPA Australia

    Exemptions:
    Direct entry to CPA Program

    Papers to take:
    Ethics and Governance
    Financial Reporting
    Strategic Management Accounting
    Global Strategy & Leadership
    TWO Electives

    MoU Benefits:
    Can sit for papers before graduation

• Career Prospects
  • Professional accountants that may specialise in taxation, forensic accounting and investigation, auditing, management accounting, financial accounting, government accounting, and accounting information systems.