BSc HONOURS FINANCE, DIGITAL APPLICATIONS AND LAW (HFINDLAW)

Module Code	Module Name	Description
ACCN101	Business Accounting	The module provides students with an understanding of basic accounting principles, concepts and processes in financial and management accounting and enables them to identify, record and account for basic business transactions and events so as to provide accounting information to facilitate decision making processes as well as prepare and interpret financial statements. As well as financial models’ development models.
FINDLAW102	Quantitative Techniques	The overall aim of the module is to provide students with an understanding of the different data types and their collection methods, summarization analysis and interpretation for decision making as well as equipping the students with knowledge of Descriptive and Inferential Statistics.
ACCN105	Business and Organisational Environment	The module equips students with various management skills of managing businesses and the ability to scan the environment. and draw implications from environmental analysis and make appropriate decisions.
IDBS101	Information & Digital Skills (University-wide Module	The module to be offered in the first semester to help all students develop and master the Information and Digital Skills early enough to apply them in their academic in areas.
LAICBMFR100/ LAICBMGMB100 / LAICBMPO100 / LAICBMCH100	Language Acquisition and Inter-Cultural Communication (University-wide Module)	This module explores the processes of language acquisition and development, with a focus on first and second language learning. It examines linguistic structures, cognitive processes, and sociocultural factors influencing language learning. Additionally, the module addresses the principles and practices of inter-cultural communication, highlighting how culture affects language use, communication styles, and understanding across diverse cultural contexts. Students will develop practical skills for effective communication in multicultural environments, including strategies for overcoming language barriers and fostering intercultural competence in professional and social settings.
FINDLAW101	Programming Fundamentals	This module introduces students to the core concepts of programming and computational thinking. Topics include variables, data types, operators, control structures (conditional statements and loops), functions, and basic input/output operations. Students will also learn problem-solving techniques, debugging strategies, and the basics of modular programming. The module provides hands-on practice using a high-level programming language to develop simple programs, laying a foundation for more advanced programming and software development courses.
FINDLAW104	Data Structures and Algorithms	This module introduces students to fundamental concepts in data structures and algorithms, which are essential for efficient problem-solving and software development. Topics include arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, hashing, and algorithm design techniques such as sorting, searching, and recursion. The module also covers complexity analysis, algorithm efficiency, and practical implementation in a programming language. By the end of the module, students will be able to design, implement, and evaluate algorithms and data structures to solve computational problems effectively.
FINDLAW103	Business Law	This module introduces students to the legal principles and regulations that govern commercial activities and business operations. It covers key areas such as contracts, sales of goods, consumer protection, agency, and business ethics. The module also explores the regulatory frameworks affecting businesses, including statutory compliance, dispute resolution mechanisms, and legal responsibilities of business entities. Emphasis is placed on understanding the practical application of law in commercial settings to ensure informed decision-making and risk management. By the end of the module, students will be able to analyse legal issues in business and apply legal principles to real-world scenarios.
SDLSBE101	Student Development and Life Skills (University-wide Module)	This module aims to equip students with essential personal, interpersonal, and professional skills necessary for holistic development and success in academic and professional settings. It covers topics such as time management, effective communication, problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, emotional intelligence, and stress management. The module also addresses career planning, ethical decision-making, financial literacy, and strategies for maintaining physical and mental well-being. By the end of the module, students will have enhanced their self-awareness, resilience, and life skills, enabling them to navigate challenges, engage productively in society, and achieve personal and professional goals.
ACCN104	Introductory Financial Accounting	The module provides students with an understanding of basic accounting principles, concepts and processes in financial accounting and enables students identify, record and account for basic business transactions and events so as to provide accounting information to facilitate decision making processes that will be beneficial to organisations
FINDLAW201	Corporate and Insolvency Law	This module provides an in-depth study of the legal principles governing corporate entities and insolvency processes. It covers the formation, management, and dissolution of companies, directors’ duties, shareholder rights, and corporate governance. The module also examines insolvency law, including procedures for liquidation, business rescue, and creditor protection. Students will explore the regulatory and statutory frameworks affecting corporate and insolvency matters, as well as ethical considerations in corporate decision-making. By the end of the module, students will be equipped to analyse and apply corporate and insolvency law principles in practical business and legal contexts.
FINDLAW202	Database Design and Development	This module introduces students to the principles and practices of designing, developing, and managing databases. It covers data modelling, relational database design, normalization, SQL programming, and database management systems (DBMS). Students will learn to design efficient and scalable databases, implement data integrity and security measures, and develop applications that interact with databases. The module also explores emerging trends such as NoSQL databases and cloud-based data storage solutions, equipping students with practical skills to manage data effectively in business and technology environments.
FINDLAW203	Discrete Mathematics Mobile Application	This module introduces students to the principles of discrete mathematics and their application in mobile computing and app development. Topics include logic, set theory, relations, functions, combinatorics, graph theory, and algorithms, with a focus on solving problems in mobile applications. Students will learn to model and analyse discrete structures, implement algorithms, and apply mathematical reasoning to app design and functionality. The module equips students with problem-solving skills necessary to develop efficient, reliable, and mathematically sound mobile applications.
FINDLAW204	Business Law 2	This module provides an advanced exploration of legal principles governing business operations. It covers contract law, commercial transactions, corporate governance, intellectual property, consumer protection, and dispute resolution. Students examine the legal framework affecting businesses, including statutory requirements, case law, and regulatory compliance. The module emphasizes the practical application of legal knowledge in business decision-making, risk management, and ethical considerations. By the end of the module, students will be able to analyse and apply business law principles to real-world scenarios, ensuring compliance and informed business practices.
FINMGT203	Financial Management	The module enables students to appreciate the role of financial management in organization and to acquaint students with knowledge of time value of money and its relevant in financial management as well as apply knowledge of time value of money in routine business applications such as calculations of loan monthly instalments, loan amortization and setting up of sinking funds for various purposes the module introduces students to project appraisal
CCLSBE201	Critical Consciousness and Life Skills (University-wide Module)	This module focuses on the development of self-awareness, critical thinking, and practical life skills to enable students to navigate personal, academic, and professional challenges effectively. It explores concepts of critical consciousness, ethical decision-making, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence. Students engage with strategies for time management, goal setting, communication, teamwork, and stress management. The module also encourages reflection on social, cultural, and ethical issues, equipping students with the skills to act responsibly and make informed decisions in diverse contexts.
LAICBMSH200/ LAICBMND200 / LAICBMKI200 / LAICBMTO200 / LAICBMSL200	Language Acquisition and Inter-Cultural Communication (University-wide Module)	This module explores the processes of language acquisition and development, with a focus on first and second language learning. It examines linguistic structures, cognitive processes, and sociocultural factors influencing language learning. Additionally, the module addresses the principles and practices of inter-cultural communication, highlighting how culture affects language use, communication styles, and understanding across diverse cultural contexts. Students will develop practical skills for communication in multicultural environments, including strategies for overcoming language barriers and fostering intercultural competence in professional and social settings.
FINDLAW301	Object Oriented Programming	This module introduces students to the principles and practices of object-oriented programming (OOP). It covers concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction. Students will learn to design and implement software solutions using an object-oriented approach, including problem decomposition, class design, and code reusability. The module also emphasizes best practices in coding, debugging, and testing, and encourages the development of structured, maintainable, and scalable software applications using modern programming languages such as Java, C++, or Python.
FINDLAW302	Intermediate Financial Accounting	This module builds on foundational accounting knowledge to provide a detailed understanding of financial accounting principles and practices. Topics include revenue recognition, expense measurement, asset and liability accounting, equity transactions, financial statement preparation, and accounting for complex business transactions. The module also covers the application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the use of accounting judgments in practice. Students will develop the skills necessary to prepare, analyse, and interpret financial statements for decision-making in a business context.
FINDLAW303	Investment, Finance and Insurance (Law Dept)	This module examines the principles and practices of investment, financial management, and insurance. It covers investment decision-making, portfolio management, risk assessment, financial instruments, and the role of financial markets in resource allocation. The insurance component explores risk mitigation, types of insurance products, regulatory frameworks, and the impact of insurance on financial planning. Students will develop analytical and decision-making skills to evaluate investment opportunities, manage financial risk, and understand insurance as a tool for personal and corporate financial security.
FINDLAW304	Banking, Labour and Data Protection Law (Law Dept)	This module provides an overview of the legal frameworks governing banking operations, employment relations, and data protection. It covers banking regulations, compliance requirements, labour laws including employee rights and industrial relations, and data privacy legislation affecting the collection, storage, and processing of personal data. The module equips students with practical knowledge to navigate legal obligations, ensure regulatory compliance, and understand the impact of legal frameworks on business operations and organisational governance.
FINMGT305	Financial Risk Management	This module focuses on identifying, measuring, and managing financial risks in organisations. Topics include market risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, operational risk, and the use of derivatives and hedging strategies to mitigate exposure. Students will learn risk assessment techniques, risk management frameworks, and regulatory requirements. The module equips students with practical skills to analyse financial risks and make informed decisions to safeguard organisational value.
ACCN306	Advanced Financial Management	The module applies knowledge of valuation of securities, computation of the weighted average cost of capital, making lease or buy decisions as well as the dynamics of working capital management.
RISBE301	Research and Innovation Skills (U-W Module)	This Advanced Research Methods module builds on foundational research skills by equipping students with in-depth knowledge and advanced competencies in research design, methodology, and analysis. The module covers advanced qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches, including research paradigms, sampling techniques, instrument design, data analysis, and interpretation. It also emphasises ethical considerations, research validity and reliability, and the use of appropriate analytical tools and technologies. Through critical engagement with scholarly literature and practical research exercises, students develop the capacity to design, conduct, and evaluate rigorous academic and applied research, preparing them for independent research projects, dissertations, and postgraduate studies.
SDLS201	Student Development and Life Skills (University-wide Module)	This module aims to equip students with essential personal, interpersonal, and professional skills necessary for holistic development and success in academic and professional settings. It covers topics such as time management, effective communication, problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, emotional intelligence, and stress management. The module also addresses career planning, ethical decision-making, financial literacy, and strategies for maintaining physical and mental well-being. By the end of the module, students will have enhanced their self-awareness, resilience, and life skills, enabling them to navigate challenges, engage productively in society, and achieve personal and professional goals.
FINMGT402	Financial Econometrics and Analytics	This module introduces students to the application of econometric methods and quantitative analytics in finance. It covers statistical modeling, time series analysis, regression techniques, and risk assessment for financial data. Students will learn to use analytical tools and software to interpret financial trends, forecast market behavior, and support data-driven investment and policy decisions. By the end of the module, students will be able to apply econometric and analytical techniques to real-world financial problems.
ACCN401	Advanced Financial Accounting	To develop an understanding of advanced financial accounting principles and techniques used in the preparation of consolidated financial statements including consolidated cash flow statements.
FINDLAW402	Artificial Intelligence	This module introduces students to the fundamental concepts, techniques, and applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI). It covers key areas such as intelligent agents, machine learning, knowledge representation, search algorithms, and basic neural networks. The module also explores practical applications of AI in business, finance, healthcare, and information systems, highlighting how intelligent systems support decision-making and automation. Ethical, legal, and societal implications of AI, including data privacy, bias, and responsible AI use, are examined. By the end of the module,students will have a foundational understanding of AI principles and the ability to analyse and apply AI solutions in real-world contexts.
RISBE302	Research and Innovation Skills (U-W Module)	This Advanced Research Methods module builds on foundational research skills by equipping students with in-depth knowledge and advanced competencies in research design, methodology, and analysis. The module covers advanced qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches, including research paradigms, sampling techniques, instrument design, data analysis, and interpretation. It also emphasises ethical considerations, research validity and reliability, and the use of appropriate analytical tools and technologies. Through critical engagement with scholarly literature and practical research exercises, students develop the capacity to design, conduct, and evaluate rigorous academic and applied research, preparing them for independent research projects, dissertations, and postgraduate studies.
EPECPBE301	Entrepreneurship, Professional Ethics Communication and Philosophy (U-W Module)	This module introduces students to the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship, professional ethics, communication, and philosophy as they relate to personal, professional, and societal development. It equips learners with entrepreneurial thinking and innovation skills while fostering ethical awareness, critical reasoning, and effective communication in diverse organisational and social contexts. The module explores ethical decision-making, professional conduct, philosophical foundations of knowledge and values, and the role of communication in leadership, teamwork, and enterprise development. Through participatory and reflective learning approaches, students develop problem-solving abilities, moral responsibility, critical thinking, and communication competence necessary for ethical entrepreneurship, responsible citizenship, and professional practice in a dynamic and globalised environment.
FINMGT404	Investments Analysis and Portfolio Management Portfolio Management	This module provides a comprehensive study of investment principles, asset valuation, and portfolio management techniques. It covers the analysis of various investment vehicles including equities, fixed income securities, derivatives, and alternative investments. Students will learn to assess risk and return apply modern portfolio theory, and construct and manage diversified investment portfolios. The module also examines behavioral finance, market efficiency, performance evaluation, and ethical considerations in investment management. By the end of the module, students will be able to make informed investment decisions, optimize portfolio performance, and apply analytical tools to real-world financial markets.
ACCN405	Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting	The main objective of the module is to build on knowledge obtained in Introductory Financial Accounting and gain an understanding of more advanced topics in this subject. A key aspect of the module is the preparation of the financial statements of limited liability companies in accordance with the requirements of the International Accounting Standards (IAS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
ACCN403	Corporate Governance and Business Ethics	The module covers regulatory regimes, compliance requirements, and governance mechanisms to ensure lawful, ethical and effective corporate behaviour and operations.
SDLSBE401	Student Development and Life Skills (University-wide Module)	This module aims to equip students with essential personal, interpersonal, and professional skills necessary for holistic development and success in academic and professional settings. It covers topics such as time management, effective communication, problem-solving, leadership, teamwork, emotional intelligence, and stress management. The module also addresses career planning, ethical decision-making, financial literacy, and strategies for maintaining physical and mental well-being. By the end of the module, students will have enhanced their self-awareness, resilience, and life skills, enabling them to navigate challenges, engage productively in society, and achieve personal and professional goals.
FINDLAW470	Dissertation	Students are encouraged to undertake a real-life organisation-based dissertation project. Working with an organisation, students can structure their project around a real business issue of challenge.