Continuous assessment & examinations
Each course combines continuous assessment - assignments, tests, and class work - with an end-of-semester examination; weights and formats are set in each course outline.
- Duration 4 years
- Credits 120–180
- Mode Full-time
- Accreditation Fully accredited
I.
About
About the programme.
Undergraduate accounting degree at Caleb Business School, covering financial and management accounting, audit and taxation.
II.
Curriculum
Four levels, one journey.
10 courses across 1 levels, totalling 28 credits. Each level builds on the last; the final year culminates in a capstone project.
Download the approved curriculum (PDF)
100
Level
10 courses
28 credits
| Code | Course | Cr. | Sem | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CUL-FIN102 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting II | 3 | 2 | Core |
CUL-FIN104 |
Introduction to Economics II | 3 | 2 | Core |
CUL-FIN106 |
Fundamentals of Business Finance | 3 | 2 | Core |
CULACC108 |
Accounting for Non-profit Organisation | 3 | 2 | Core |
CULACC104 |
Accounting Standards | 3 | 2 | Core |
ACC102 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting II | 3 | 2 | Core |
GST112 |
Nigerian Peoples & Culture Indigenous cultures, value systems, social institutions, contemporary issues. Required NUC general-studies course. | 2 | 2 | Core GST |
MTH102 |
Elementary Mathematics II Function of a real variable, graphs, limits and idea of continuity. The derivative as limit of rate of change. Techniques of differentiatio… | 2 | 2 | Core |
SMS102 |
Communication in English I Listening and speaking skills, reading and writing techniques, language and society. Builds the academic English foundation expected of all… | 3 | 2 | Core GST |
SMS104 |
Communication in English I Listening and speaking skills, reading and writing techniques, language and society. Builds the academic English foundation expected of all… | 3 | 2 | Core GST |
Course descriptions and learning outcomes are reviewed annually in line with NUC CCMAS guidelines and industry feedback. Download the approved curriculum (PDF) →
III.
Learning outcomes
What you'll be able to do.
Graduates leave equipped with the foundational rigour and the practical skills the field demands.
- Prepare financial statements. Compile and interpret financial statements in line with IFRS and Nigerian standards.
- Apply management accounting. Use costing, budgeting, and variance analysis for managerial decisions.
- Audit and assure. Plan audit procedures, evaluate internal controls, and report on financial integrity.
- Handle taxation. Compute tax liabilities and apply Nigerian tax law to filing scenarios.
- Use accounting technology. Operate accounting and ERP software and apply data tools to reporting.
- Uphold professional ethics. Apply accounting ethics to disclosure, independence, and accountability.
VI.
Assessment
How you'll be assessed.
Practical & professional skills
Computational exercises, case studies, and accounting-software practicals build job-ready and professional-examination skills.
External examiners
In line with NUC requirements, qualified academics from other universities moderate examinations and assess final-year projects.
NUC CCMAS compliance
Assessment follows the National Universities Commission's Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards for the discipline.
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