Accounting is often considered the language of business, and mastering its essentials is crucial for any MBA student aiming to excel in management roles. This course begins by explaining why learning accounting is fundamental to understanding business operations and decision-making. It introduces different types of business organizations and activities, helping students appreciate how accounting fits within various business contexts.

The course then progresses into the core principles of accounting, with interactive lectures and exercises that reinforce the basics and promote active learning. Students will learn how to communicate financial information effectively to stakeholders, an essential skill for any business professional.

A significant focus is placed on the balance sheet and business transactions, including detailed analysis and practical Excel case studies that mirror real-world scenarios. Students will gain hands-on experience recording and adjusting journal entries, understanding debits and credits, and mastering the process of closing the books.

Practical application is emphasized through case studies such as the Frasers Golf Academy, which provides an immersive learning experience that connects theory to practice. By the end of the course, MBA students will confidently interpret financial data and apply accounting principles in business environments, enhancing their strategic and analytical capabilities.