Diploma in Accounting and Finance

The Diploma in Accounting and Finance at Amity Global Institute unlocks the key principles of financial management and reporting essential for businesses to succeed. Our curriculum emphasises the practical skills and industry insights demanded by today’s evolving economy. You’ll benefit from experienced educators, hands-on projects, and potential internships with reputable organisations, ensuring a learning experience grounded in both theory and real-world application. This comprehensive diploma programme prepares you to confidently analyse financial data, make informed business decisions, and adapt to the changing needs of diverse industries. Whether you’re a recent graduate or a professional seeking advancement, our Diploma in Accounting and Finance and accounting courses will give you the tools to excel in this dynamic field.

Programme Objective

The Diploma in Accounting and Finance provides a focused and practical foundation in the core principles and practices of financial management and reporting. Our aim is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and industry-relevant perspective necessary to enter a range of roles in accounting, bookkeeping, auditing, or broader financial management. This diploma also serves as a valuable stepping stone for continued studies towards a Bachelor’s degree.

What to Expect

The Amity Diploma in Accounting and Finance is a rigorous programme designed to equip you with both the theoretical foundations and practical skills essential for success in the financial sector.

What You’ll Learn

• Master the essential principles of accounting, financial reporting, and analysis that form the bedrock of sound financial decision-making.
• Develop a practical understanding of financial management, including budgeting, forecasting, and risk assessment, to guide business strategy.
• Gain hands-on experience with industry-standard accounting software and financial modelling tools, preparing you for real-world challenges.
• Hone your ability to communicate complex financial information clearly and effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Cultivate a strong ethical compass, understanding the importance of professional integrity and compliance in the accounting and finance field.

This programme is delivered through a blend of engaging on-campus sessions and self-directed learning. Students can expect to participate in:

• Lectures: Led by experienced faculty and industry professionals, providing theoretical frameworks and real-world insights.
• Tutorials: Interactive sessions to clarify concepts, discuss case studies, and apply knowledge to practical problems.
• Seminars: In-depth discussions on specific topics, encouraging critical thinking and analysis.
• Practice Simulations: Immersive experiences to apply theoretical concepts in realistic scenarios, honing decision-making skills.
• Independent Study: Time dedicated to reading, research, and individual assignments to solidify understanding.

Course Structure & Duration

Diploma in Accounting and Finance core modules include:

Introduction to Accounting and Finance

Understanding and communicating financial information is an essential feature of the work of managers in all organisations. Students entering as potential managers must therefore have knowledge and appreciation of the key organisational financial objectives and responsibilities and of the financial pressures under which they operate. A student armed with such information would hopefully be able to contribute more effectively and swiftly to their career development.

Business Environment

The focus of this module is on the business environment and the drivers of change within it, the macro forces that shape the VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex & ambiguous) world we live in and thus the context in which business operates. Students are asked to use the core module PESTLE and ‘Five Forces’ frameworks to make sense of events and their impact on businesses.

Information Management

This module focuses on delivering a broad range of digital literacy skills that align with the requirements for studying in higher education. These include learning to source and access information across networks, analyse digital resources and reuse to develop knowledge and understanding while developing skills in academic integrity.

Business in Society

The module aims to provide students from all backgrounds with the appropriate skills and knowledge which is essential in dealing with a variety of situations involving people at work. The module provides a firm basis of practical ‘people management’ knowledge for nonspecialist and specialist managers of people in any type of organisation and industry.

Managing People, Organisations and Management

The module aims to provide students from all backgrounds with the appropriate skills and knowledge which are essential in dealing with a variety of situations involving people at work. This module provides a firm basis of practical ‘people management’ knowledge for non-specialist and specialist managers of people in any type of organisation and industry.

Accounting for Business

This module aims to give students a basic knowledge of financial accounting (context, purposes, regulatory framework). It introduces the principal concepts of financial accounting. The preparation of principal financial statements will also be explored.

Multinational Business Finance

This module is also designed to introduce students to key management accounting skills necessary to support decision-making. It will emphasis the acquisition and application of skills and knowledge necessary to inform managers responsible for planning, decision-making and control and will provide the underpinning skills and knowledge required for more advanced study.

Marketing Management

This marketing management module explores the challenges faced by modern organisations in a fast moving and rapidly changing environment. It considers how definitions and perspectives on marketing have changed and continues to change in the face of rising consumer sophistication and increasing complexity and expectations

Overview of Accounting and Finance Programme Duration

Whether opting for full-time or part-time study, the coverage of modules, lectures, and tutorial materials remains consistent across both formats, ensuring all students receive the same comprehensive education. The primary difference lies in the programme duration and scheduling flexibility.

Full-time study allows students to complete the programme in one year, ideal for those who wish to quickly advance their careers and can dedicate more time to their studies.

Part-time study is delivered to provide a more flexible schedule that accommodates working professionals or those with other commitments, allowing them to balance their educational pursuits with personal and professional responsibilities.