Bachelor of Accountancy with Minor in Strategic Communication

For our admission requirements, please refer to the following links:

Singapore Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level

Diploma (polytechnic or equivalent institution)

International Baccalaureate Diploma

NUS High School Diploma

International & Other Qualifications

NUS High and polytechnic graduates may be granted course exemptions for relevan​t accountancy or business core courses based on their qualifications.

Course exemptions include:

• NUS High Graduates

  If you have taken both MA5107 Statistics and MA6207 AP Statistics, and score​d at least B+ for MA6207, you will be eligible for exemption from the first-year Core course,  AB1202 Statistics & Analysis.

• Polytechnic Graduates 
  You may be granted an exemption for a relevant first-year course related to the Diploma you have obtained. Note that only Diplomas listed in Annex A are allowed exemptions.

Nanyang Business School students transferring from other programme can seek exemptions and credit transfers for similar or relevant courses covered in their previous programme of study. 

Students transferring from other universities should submit an Exemption Request Form, together with their degree audit/transcript, and detailed outline of the course(s) via email to NBS Student Admin for review and consideration.

Students applying for course exemptions must submit their application before the end of the second week of the first semester for their enrolment.

If you opt for an exemption, you:

• Are deemed to have fulfilled the course requirements and the required number of Academic Units.
  
• Do not need to attend the lectures, tutorials, seminars, or examinations for the exempted course(s). 
  
• Will not be given a grade for the exempted course(s).

Exempted courses do not count towards your Grade Point Average and have no bearing on the classification of the honours that you will be awarded.

If you are eligible for a core course exemption, you do not have to take up the offer. For example, you may prefer to read the course at the undergraduate level as a useful refresher of the higher-level courses. In which case, no action is needed on your part. Simply attend the course as scheduled in your timetable. 

• Accounting I
• Accounting II
• Financial Management
• Business Law
• Statistics & Analysis
• Marketing
• Organisational Behaviour and Design
• Strategic Management
• Business Operations & Process
• Intermediate Excel

• Healthy Living and Mental Wellbeing
• Sustainability: Society, Economy & Environment
• Science and Technology for Humanity
• Career & Entrepreneurial Development for the Future World
• Ethics & Civics in a Multi-Cultural World
• Navigating the Digital World
• Inquiry and Communication in the Interdisciplinary World

• Careers II
• Decision Making with Programming & Analytics
• Professional Attachment
• Communication Management Strategies

Choose four to five courses:

• Media Law, Ethics and Policy
• Creative Strategies
• Social Consequences of Mobile Communication
• Crisis Management
• Media Planning and Strategies
• Intercultural Communication
• Public Opinion
• Persuasion & Social Influence
• Issues in Advertising
• Digital Communication & Human Relationships
• Social Media and Digital Campaign Management
• Financial Communication: Media, Fintech, and Financial Markets
• Persuasive Technology for Strategic Communication

• AC2101 Accounting Recognition & Measurement
• AC2104 Assurance & Auditing
• AC2105 Accounting for Decision-making & Control
• AC2301 Principles of Taxation
• AC2302 Company Law & Corporate Governance
• AC2401 Accounting Information Systems
• AC3102 Risk Reporting & Analysis
• AC3103 Accounting Analysis & Valuation
• AC3104 Risk Management & Advanced Auditing

• Assurance 
• Taxation Management 
• Financial Accounting 
• Management Accounting 
• Auditing 
• Corporate Finance 
• Business Development and Analysis 
• Market Research and Product Development

• Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) 
• European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) 
• Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) 
• Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) 
• Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) 
• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) 
• Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) 
• CPA Australia 
• Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) 
• Certified Management Accountants Australia (CMA) 
• Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)