Introduction
The degree is provided by XIAMEN University. XIAMEN University ranks among the top 10th in China and is internationally recognized as a comprehensive university with distinctive educational features, a full spectrum of disciplines, and qualified faculty.
The origin of the programme is to provide students with foundations on economics, management and accountancy. Students are expected to be able to work in accountancy industry and other relevant field. They will learn financial accounting, financial management, auditing, costing and management accounting, mergers and acquisition, asset management and valuation, accounting information system and theory. Students who take this course can expected to be professional accountants working in business enterprise, corporate organization and government institutions.
Curriculum Overview
Programme Structure
To meet the needs of social and economic development, this program aims to cultivate talents with innovative spirit and practical ability by adhering to the principle of “cultivating high-quality innovative talents” and following the personnel training mode of “wide-caliber, profound foundation, academic proficiency, strong ability and high-quality" and the guideline of “comprehensive training, laying a solid foundation, multi-directional development, professional orientation, ability training, and focus on quality”.
The overall aim of the Bachelor of management in Accountancy studies is to:
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Provide students with knowledge of introductory economics and expose them to microeconomic and macroeconomic applications of theory.
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Provide students with solid foundation for their future career on management and further study on managerial science.
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Develop general knowledge and understanding of the theoretical concepts, principles and standards that are applied when preparing a set of limited company accounts for annual or other reporting purposes
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Enable students to apply specialised, up-to-date knowledge with specific areas of E-Commerce, utilising a work based learning approach where relevant.
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Show an understanding of accounting and finance principles and practices in the context of their chosen specialisation
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Demonstrate relevant accounting and finance knowledge and understanding of organisations, the external environment in which they operate and how they are managed
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Predict the amounts of enterprises’ use of funds with the specific environment of corporate finance and plan corporate financing activities
Area of Studies
Graduates should be able to understand and apply, within the context, basic theories and concepts from the following generic areas:
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Management
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Economics
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Accounting & Finance
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Business Law
On successful completion of this programme, students should be able to:
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Demonstrate understanding of economic concepts and principles
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Develop general knowledge and understanding of the theoretical concepts, principles and standards that are applied when preparing a set of limited company accounts for annual or other reporting purposes.
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Interpret financial data and carry out statistical and financial analysis
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Demonstrate cognitive skills of critical thinking, analysis and synthesis
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Show an understanding of accounting and finance principles and practices in the context of their chosen specialisation
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Develop an awareness and understanding of the ways in which regulation and legislation impact on and are relevant to international business
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Develop an understanding of the measures commonly employed by organisations to monitor performance in their core business sectors.
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Demonstrate effective use of communication and information technology for business applications
Entry Requirements
Minimum Academic Entry Requirement:
Students, who have successfully completed either of the following:
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LSBF Higher Diploma in International Business (Mandarin)
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LSBF Higher Diploma in Accounting and Finance (Mandarin)
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LSBF Higher Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management (Mandarin)
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LSBF Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Finance (Mandarin)
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LSBF Advanced Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management (Mandarin)
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Polytechnic Diploma in a non-relevant field
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Students, who have higher diploma or advanced diploma qualifications in relevant fields, will be assessed case-by-case and subjected to university approval.
Minimum Language Entry Requirement:-
Students who pursue CBD programmes delivered in Mandarin MUST achieve a Pass in Mandarin Language in Year 11 High School qualification or equivalent.
Minimum Age:
Duration & Intake
Programme Duration
COURSE DURATION
Full Time/Part-time course: 24 months
Students attend lessons 3 hours per day plus directed/independent study from Monday to Friday
Part-time classes will include evening classes (2 evenings a week) with either additional classes on alternate Fridays or Saturday workshops.
MODE OF DELIVERY
Lectures, Seminars, Exercises, Case studies, Mini-cases, Analysis of reports, Presentations, Discussion, Online learning, Computer simulation, Self-study
COURSE INTAKES
Full-time/Part-time:
January, April, July, October
Each intake will comprise of 8 weeks of formal classes, two weeks of self-study class plus one week for exams.
Fees & Funding
Please enquire below for course fees and financial grants:
