Course Recognitions by International Professional Bodies
Graduates of the Department of Economics may obtain exemptions from exam modules of professional certifications through the successful completion of specific courses in the Curriculum.
Recognition of courses by the international professional organization ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants)
- Business and Technology – upon completion of the curriculum.
- Financial Accounting – through the courses Accounting I (ACC101) and Accounting II (ACC201).
- Corporate and Business Law – through the courses Elements of Civil Law (TNE006), Elements of Commercial Law (ECON281) and Law of Financial Markets (ECON293).
Recognition courses From him international professional ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) organization
- Accounting Fundamentals, through the courses, ACC101 Accounting I, ACC201 Accounting II, ACC301 Accounting III. Grade greater than or equal to 6.
- Business Insight & Performance, through the courses, CSC403 Business Information Systems, ECO221 Managerial Economics, Grade greater than or equal to
- Business Law, through the courses, TNE006 Elements of Civil Law, ECON281 Elements of Commercial Law, Grade greater than or equal to
- Corporate Financial Strategy, through the courses, FIN302 Corporate Finance, FIN463 International Finance. Grade greater than or equal to 6.