The Master of Science in Accounting is a programme that recognises the role accountants play in organisations and intends to equip students with the skill in areas of change management, advisory skills and investigative knowledge. It focuses on building analytical and investigative skills which go beyond mere accounting knowledge, to enable them be of relevance in solving modern day organisational problems both in the private and public sectors.
As a general rule, applicants for Masters Programmes must hold a good first Degree in the relevant field of their desired studies or acceptable professional qualifications such as ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW, ACA, inter alia. However, a tentative separate system of entry requirements may be devised, in the discretion of the Senate, should an exceptionally deserving case of application arise.
Part-Time: (Evening Programme) Eighteen (18) months to 24 months Distance Learning: Eighteen (18) months to 24 months.