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Kick-start an exciting journey towards your dream job at Nilai University’s School of Accounting and Finance. Experience tertiary education in an enjoyable way while gaining industry-relevant knowledge in the field of accounting and finance.
You may have noticed many universities promoting this course with similar-sounding assurance that they offer the best course for future accountants and financial planners. However, we are confident that you are receiving a balanced combination of a promising journey in the field of accounting and finance as well as life as a varsity student.
Enhance Understanding and Proficiency
Nilai University offers high-quality Diplomas and Degrees in accounting and finance. Lessons of each course have been designed to ensure that you are well-versed in the latest innovations in the field. Gain a firm foundation in accounting and finance knowledge and master with ease, complex accounting concepts and principles. The fundamental financial knowledge you receive will help you gain better comprehension of economics, accounting essentials and financial analysis.
The Acting Head of the School of Accounting and Finance, Dr Norwazli Abdul Wahab strongly believes that the programme is capable of nurturing graduates who are confident with the knowledge they possess and are ready to showcase the essential abilities that make a competent professional in accounting and finance.
The university keeps track of current tertiary education trends to provide you with the most comprehensive and beneficial learning experience. It incorporates hands-on activities that give you ample opportunities to apply what you have learned in lectures in real-life situations. This method effectively helps you gain better understanding of complex terms related to accounting and finance.
Obtain Practical Comprehension
Comprehensive classes conducted by experienced and enthusiastic lecturers help students enhance their understanding of the practical side of various subjects. For example, practical classes are conducted on auditing by using software like AXP Audit Workshop. With the availability of the AutoCount System software, you will also learn to analyse business performances, which will prepare you to be a skilled intern and employee in the field of accounting and finance in the future.
The university partners with AXP Solutions Sdn Bhd, giving students the opportunity to obtain hands-on training in latest computerised auditing using Audit Express - an audit software widely used by audit firms in Malaysia and Singapore. You will be awarded a Certificate of Proficiency if you pass the proficiency examinations.
Advantageous Exemptions From Professional Bodies
At Nilai University, you get to enjoy the privilege of paper exemptions in some programmes. Enjoy a maximum exemption of 9 papers in the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA) Accredited programme. This qualification is recognised worldwide, meaning you can practise accountancy in the country of your choice. You are also privileged to gain 8 paper exemptions from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), 7 paper exemptions in the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and 6 module exemptions from the Registered Financial Planner (RFP) qualification offered by the Malaysian Financial Planning Council (MFPC). Obtaining a professional certification in the field of finance promises great career progression. The certificate boosts your chances of working in renown companies as it represents your technical knowledge in the industry.
Solid Career Pathway
A promising career pathway has already been paved for you when you enrol in the programme. Our Accounting and Finance programmes are well-known to train students to be thorough professionals capable of performing extremely well in their career. Most of our alumni have successfully completed their industrial training in big firms, earning their places in prestigious companies upon graduation. If you do well in the programmes, you stand a chance to be hired by one of the Big 4: KPMG Malaysia, PwC Malaysia, Ernst and Young and Deloitte.
With Fintech / Financial Technology (an industry that incorporates technology into finance) coming into the picture in the world of finance, the university aims to provide students with higher employability. Some of the career options that will be available to you upon graduation include becoming a Management Accountant, Public Finance Accountant, Financial Planner, Financial Analyst, Associate Budget Analyst and Credit Analyst.
The university will provide industrial training which will help you to adapt to the fast-paced, modern economy and take advantage of vast opportunities waiting to be explored. The industrial training will enable you to apply the theoretical knowledge gained through your curriculum into the practical world.
A University That Cares
Nilai University cares deeply for its students’ well-being. Sophisticated library resources, services and facilities are prepared especially for students to gain a fully comprehensive tertiary education here. You will find the latest editions of accounting and finance books that help you understand the current demands of the industry. You can also participate in the beneficial mentor-mentee programme that bridges a professional relationship between students, lecturers and department staff.
Nilai University offers a number of financial aid options for students so that they can focus on their studies without worrying about anything else. Explore the innumerable scholarship options that are available for Diploma and Degree students. The degrees are also affordable and cost-effective.
Interested? Intakes are open in April, May and October. Enquire today to learn more about the School of Accounting and Finance.
For further information, please call 06-850 2308 for an appointment with our Education Counsellors or e-mail [email protected] or visit Nilai University’s Facebookpage at https://www.facebook.com/NilaiUniversity/ or its website at www. nilai. edu. my. We are open for consultation daily.
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