Bachelor of Accountancy

Bachelor's Degree Programme
(Full-time)

Equips students with strong academic and professional knowledge and skills in key subjects such as accounting, assurance and attestation, law, taxation and information technology.

Bachelor of Accountancy

Applications Open: To be confirmed

Applications Close: To be confirmed

Next Available Intake: July 2022

Programme Type: Full-time Undergraduate

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Area of Interest: Business Administration

School/Department: School of Business

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The Accountancy professional major trains students to be qualified, competent and confident accountants. It equips them with strong academic and professional knowledge and skills in key subjects such as accounting, assurance and attestation, law, taxation and information technology. At the same time, students will also receive training in general business knowledge so that they will appreciate the business environment inside and outside the organisation.

The Bachelor of Accountancy Degree is recognised by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority. The Singapore Accountancy Commission (SAC) has also accredited the Bachelor of Accountancy Degree for direct entry to the Singapore Qualification Programme.

Accountancy (Work-Study)

The Accountancy Work-Study programme follows similar structure to the Accountancy programme and enjoys the same accreditation. The only difference is that students in the Accountancy (Work-Study) undertake the following:

2 Work Attachments (instead of 1)
More combination of both day-time and evening classes
Students will complete a specially customised course to fulfill their mandatory overseas experience and service learning requirements.

In addition, students in the work-study programme will receive a 20 CU credit recognition for the SUSS core unrestricted electives at the completion of the work attachment requirement.

You can only apply and be admitted to either of the Accountancy programmes.

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Refer to general admission criteria for full-time undergraduate programmes. There will be additional admission criteria to better target students who are aligned to the educational philosophy of our full-time programmes. This will be done through interviews and selection tests.

There are also various types of financial aid available to students who need financial assistance. Please click here for more details.

Students will start their programme with the Common Curriculum, and conclude their programme with a case study-based strategy course and an applied research project. They will also be required to complete the non-credit but compulsory programme components: overseas experience, work attachment and service-learning/community engagement. Accountancy professional major students are required to complete 200 credit units (cu). MOUs have also been signed with 15 audit firms to provide work attachments for Accountancy students.

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Module Types
SUSS CORE COMPULSORY	SCO101 Why Do Good? SCO103 New Empires: The Reach and Frontiers of the Tech Sector SCO201 Space, Place, People and the City	10 cu
SUSS CORE RESTRICTED	SCO111 Reasoning like a Sceptic SCO113 Why Work? SCO211 Science for Sustainability	10 cu
SUSS CORE UNRESTRICTED	CDO151 My Profile and Brand CDO152 Job Search Skills CDO251 Managing Self for Work CDO261 AI in Daily Life CDO303 SUSS Impact Startup Challenge CDO303ACI ASEAN-China Impact Startup Challenge CDO303DLC SUSS-DUFE Impact Startup Challenge (Dalian, China) CDO303JKT SUSS-PIAGET Impact Startup Challenge (Jakarta, Indonesia) CDO303KHH SUSS-FORMOSA Impact Startup Challenge (Koahsiung, Taiwan) CDO303MDN SUSS-WBI Impact Startup Challenge (Medan, Indonesia) CDO303MNL SUSS-GCIC Impact Startup Challenge (Manila, Philippines) CDO303PNH SUSS-AUPP Impact Startup Challenge (Phnom Penh, Cambodia) CDO303SGN SUSS-FETCH Impact Startup Challenge (Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam) CDO303SZX SUSS-SZU Impact Startup Challenge (Shenzhen, China) CDO351 Business Acumen CDO352 Financial Decisions ETB101 Experiential Teambuilding (Singapore) ETB102 Experiential Teambuilding (Kunming, China) ETB103 Experiential Teambuilding (Shenzhen, China) ETB104 Experiential Teambuilding (Medan, Indonesia) ETB105 Experiential Teambuilding (Bogor, Indonesia) ETB106 Experiential Teambuilding (Qui Nhon, Vietnam) ETB107 Experiential Teambuilding (Gopeng, Malaysia) GSP100 General Electives MLL171 Business Malay I OEL302 Overseas Experiential Learning (Shanghai/Hangzhou) OEL303 Moving Resources Across the Silk Road OEL308 Social Work and Social Welfare Strategy in Hong Kong OEL316 Educational Opportunities and Challenges in Yunnan OEL317 Business Skills Amongst Communities in Vientiane OEL318 Educational Opportunities and Challenges in Vientiane OEL319 Conservation and Development Practices in Lombok OEL321 Women’s Empowerment in India OEL322 Developmentally Appropriate Early Childhood Practices in Beijing OEL324 Startup Culture in India OEL325 Public Security in Asia-Pacific OEL326 The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative OEL330 Innovation Spirit in Shenzhen OEL331 Modernity vs. Tradition in Chengdu OEL332 Social Innovation in Hanoi OEL333 Entrepreneurial Spirit in Israel OEL334 Civic Altruism in Taiwan OEL335 Business Organisations in Myanmar OEL336 Technological Innovation in Jakarta OGP101 Transnational Reflexivity OGP102 Transnational Chinese Business Networks OGP103 Introduction to ASEAN OGP105 Introduction to Vietnam OGP161 Business Chinese I OGP162 Business Bahasa Indonesia I OGP163 Business Vietnamese I OGP171 Chinese Culture: From Traditional to Contemporary OGP261 Business Chinese II OGP361 Business Chinese III OST161 Lead and Influence OST163 Reflection and ePortfolio PSS221 Urban Security and Resilience SCO157 Empathy and Reflection SCO159 Story-telling and Story-making SCO399 Design-X	20 cu
COMPULSORY	ACC201 Financial Accounting ACC203 Managerial Accounting ACC206 Financial Reporting ACC208 Intermediate Financial Reporting ACC210 Accounting for Decision Making and Control ACC213 Introduction to Income Tax ACC217 Accounting Information Systems ACC302 Advanced Financial Reporting ACC305 Assurance and Attestation ACC306 Advanced Assurance and Attestation ACC307 Taxation of Companies and Partnerships ACC309 International Taxation and Tax Planning ACC311 Strategic Management Accounting ACC407 Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation ACC491 Advanced Consolidation and Corporate Reporting ACC493 Ethics and Accounting Theory ACC495 Corporate Governance and Risk Management BUS100 Business Skills and Management BUS105 Statistics BUS107 Quantitative Methods BUS201 Contract and Agency Law BUS205 Company and Tort Law BUS489 Strategy for Business ECO202 Economic Ideas and Models for Business FIN301 Financial Instruments, Institutions and Markets FIN304 Decision Making for Financial Managers FIN304 Decision Making for Financial Managers HRM203 Human Behaviour in Organisations	135 cu
ELECTIVE	ACC353 Accounting Analytics ACC406 Topics in Assurance and Attestation ANL252 Python for Data Analytics ANL303 Fundamentals of Data Mining ANL305 Association and Clustering ANL307 Predictive Modelling ANL310 Business Analytics Applications and Issues ANL312 Text Mining and Applied Project Formulation ANL317 Business Forecasting ANL321 Statistical Methods MKT202 Marketing Management	25 cu

Bachelor of Accountancy

Bachelor of Accountancy

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Accountancy (Work-Study)

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Financial Assistance

Programme Structure

Curriculum