Department of Management Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Accounting & Finance (BS Accounting & Finance)

The BS Accounting and Finance is highly specialized program designed to prepare students to meet the challenges emerging in complex domain of financial reporting and management. The program is tailored to first impart a broad-based education in the fundamentals of business and management and then develop the quantitative and analytical skills necessary to become prudent, astute and ethical financial managers.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Graduates of BS (Accounting & Finance) will be able to:

Knowledge & Understanding – Demonstrate sound knowledge of accounting, finance, economics, and business management principles.
Application – Apply theoretical concepts to practical business and financial problems.
Critical Thinking – Analyze, interpret, and evaluate financial and managerial information for decision-making.
Ethics & Professionalism – Exhibit integrity, ethical reasoning, and professional conduct in financial practices.
Communication Skills – Communicate effectively in oral and written forms within academic and professional contexts.
Teamwork & Leadership – Work collaboratively in diverse teams and demonstrate leadership skills.
Research & Innovation – Conduct research using appropriate methodologies and contribute innovative solutions to business challenges.
Lifelong Learning – Engage in continuous professional development and adapt to emerging trends in accounting and finance.
Societal & Global Impact – Understand the role of accounting and finance in sustainable development and global economic systems.

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)

Each course within the BS (Accounting & Finance) program is designed to contribute to the achievement of PLOs. CLOs are articulated to ensure:

Knowledge Acquisition – Students grasp fundamental concepts of accounting, finance, and business.
Skill Development – Students practice analytical tools, financial modeling, and reporting techniques.
Problem-Solving – Students apply knowledge to case studies, projects, and simulations.
Ethical Reasoning – Students evaluate scenarios with professional and ethical considerations.
Effective Communication – Students prepare reports, presentations, and engage in academic discourse.
Research Orientation – Students undertake projects that integrate theory with empirical evidence.
Professional Readiness – Students demonstrate competencies required for careers in accounting, finance, and related fields.

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)

Each course within the BS (Accounting & Finance) program is designed to contribute to the achievement of PLOs. CLOs are articulated to ensure:

Knowledge Acquisition – Students grasp fundamental concepts of accounting, finance, and business.
Skill Development – Students practice analytical tools, financial modeling, and reporting techniques.
Problem-Solving – Students apply knowledge to case studies, projects, and simulations.
Ethical Reasoning – Students evaluate scenarios with professional and ethical considerations.
Effective Communication – Students prepare reports, presentations, and engage in academic discourse.
Research Orientation – Students undertake projects that integrate theory with empirical evidence.
Professional Readiness – Students demonstrate competencies required for careers in accounting, finance, and related fields.

Program Structure

Eligibility Criteria	The basic eligibility requirement for admission to the BS business and management programs is a Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC), A-levels, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the IBCC, involving 12 years of schooling with a minimum of 50% marks.
NQF Qualification Level	Level 6
Program Duration	Regular/Minimum Duration: 04 Years Maximum Duration: 06 Years (Twelve Regular Semesters) Further extendible for 01 Year (Two Regular Semesters) with the permission of the statutory bodies
Course Load (per semester)	15-21 credit hours for regular semesters Up to 08 credit hours can be offered in summer/winter semesters for failure/repetition/deficiency courses.
Semester Duration	16-18 weeks for regular semesters, including 1-2 weeks for examinations 8-9 weeks for summer semesters, including 1 week for examination
Credit Hours Delivery Options (Theory)	3 classes (1 hour each), OR 2 classes (1.5 hours each), OR 1 class (3 hours)
1 Credit Hours (Practical Work) *	1 Credit Hour of practical work requires three contact hours per week throughout the semester.
Minimum Credit Hours	131

Degree Requirements

S. No	Courses Category	As Per HEC Guidelines		Suggested By DMS
S. No	Courses Category	No. of Courses	Credit Hours	No. of Courses	Credit Hours
A.	General Education Courses	14	34	14	35
B.	Mandatory Core Courses	11	33	11	33
C.	Core Courses	09	27	09	27
D.	Specialization/ Electives	06	18	06	18
E.	Interdisciplinary/Allied Courses	4	12	04	12
F.	Internship	1	3	01	3
G.	Capstone Project	1	3	01	3
	Total	46	130	46	131

Courses

Electives

Fee Structure (Fall 2026)

Fee Structure (Spring 2027)

Career Prospects

Semester Wise Course List

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Lab Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MQRG1013	Quantitative Reasoning-I (Business Math)	3	0	3	GE-I
MFEN1023	Functional English	3	0	3	GE-II
MICT1033	Applications of Information and Communication Technologies	2	1	3	GE-III
MPOM1043	Principles of Management	3	0	3	M Core-I
MIPY1052	Introduction to Psychology	2	0	2	GE-IV
MECO1063	Economics (Micro, Macro)	3	0	3	Interdisciplinary-I

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MQRG1073	Quantitative Reasoning-II (Business Statistics)	3	3	GE-V
MPAF1083	Programming for Accounting and Finance	3	3	DS Core-I
MEWG1093	Expository Writing	3	3	GE-VI
MFEQ1011	Fehm-e-Quran – I (for Muslim Students)	1	1	GE-VII
MORB1103	Organizational Behaviour	3	3	M Core-II
MFAC1133	Financial Accounting	3	3	M Core-III

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MFLG2012	Foreign Language	2	2	GE-VIII
MFEQ2021	Fehm-e-Quran – II (for Muslim Students)	1	1	GE-VII
MPAK2022	Pakistan Studies	2	2	GE-IX
MPMK2033	Principles of Marketing	3	3	M Core-IV
MCAC2043	Cost Accounting	3	3	M Core-V
MPOT2053	Principles of Taxation	3	3	DS Core-II
MCSR2063	CSR	3	3	Interdisciplinary-II

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MCAE2072	Civics and Community Engagement	2	2	GE-X
MICP2082	Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan	2	2	GE-XI
MISL2092	Islamic Studies / Ethics for non-Muslim students	2	2	GE-XII
MIFN2103	Islamic Finance	3	3	M Core-VI
MENT2123	Entrepreneurship	3	3	GE-XIII
MSGC2133	Science of Global Challenges	3	3	GE-XIV

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MHRM3013	Human Resource Management	3	3	M Core-VII
MFMG3023	Financial Management	3	3	M Core VIII
MPRM3033	Portfolio and Risk Management	3	3	DS Core-III
MBLW3043	Business Law	3	3	Interdisciplinary-III
MMAC3053	Managerial Accounting	3	3	DS Core-IV
MDMK3063	Digital Marketing	3	3	M Core IX

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MFMI3073	Financial Markets and Institutions	3	3	DS Core-V
MFTB3083	FinTech and Block Chain for Business	3	3	DS Core-VI
MFAC3093	Forensic Accounting	3	3	DS Core VII
MFLA3103	Freelancing	3	3	Interdisciplinary-IV
—	Elective-I	3	3	Elective
—	Elective-II	3	3	Elective

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MBRM4013	Business Research Methods	3	3	M Core-X
MAIB4023	AI in Business	3	3	M Core-XI
MPOA4033	Principles of Auditing	3	3	DS Core-VIII
—	Elective-III	3	3	Elective
—	Elective-IV	3	3	Elective

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MAFS4043	Analysis of Financial Statements	3	3	DS Core-IX
—	Elective-V	3	3	Elective
—	Elective- VI	3	3	Elective
MPRO4053	Capstone Project	3	3	Capstone Project
MINT4063	Internship/Field Experience	3	3	Field Experience

Course Code	Course Title	Lec Hrs	Cr Hrs	Category
MSFN3083	Strategic Finance	3	3	Elective
MAFA4073	Advanced Financial Accounting	3	3	Elective
MBGT4143	Budgeting	3	3	Elective
MFAC3093	Forensic Accounting	3	3	Elective
MFTY4133	Finance Theory	3	3	Elective
MCPG3023	Corporate Governance	3	3	Elective
MBLW3043	Business Law	3	3	Elective
MMAC3053	Managerial Accounting	3	3	Elective
MFRI4083	Financial Reporting in Islamic Financial Institutions	3	3	Elective
MFMG4133	Financial Modelling	3	3	Elective
MBLP3063	Business Law on the Perspective of Islamic Finance	3	3	Elective
MOMT3053	Operations Management	3	3	Elective
MTQM4043	Total Quality Management	3	3	Elective
MLDA3093	Leadership in Digital Age	3	3	Elective
MBAN3013	Business Analytics	3	3	Elective

Semester Wise Fee

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Prospectus fee	–
Application / test fee	2,100
Admission fee	5,200
University Registration Fee	6,300
Security (Refundable)	5,300
Medical Check Up for Clinical rotations at SIH	–
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,990/CH)	89,850
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax*	As per Govt. policy
Total (1^st Semester)	121,350/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,990/CH)	89,850
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (2^nd Semester)	102,450/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,990/CH)	107,820
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (3^rd Semester)	120,420/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,445/CH)	98,010
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (4^th Semester)	110,610/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,990/CH)	107,820
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (5^th Semester)	120,420/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,445/CH)	98,010
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (6^th Semester)	110,610/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,990/CH)	107,820
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (7^th Semester)	120,420/-*

Heads	Charges (Rs.)
Semester Enrollment Fee	5,200
Tuition Fee / Credit Hour (@ Rs. 5,445/CH)	98,010
Examination fee	5,200
Co-Curricular Activities Fee	1,100
Library Fee	1,100
Degree Fee	9,100
Transcript Fee	5,250
Graduation fee	9,800
Advance Tax *	As per Govt. policy
Total (8^th Semester)	134,760/-*

^∆ Fee and charges shall be subject to review and revision as may be prescribed by the University from time to time.

# The number of credit hours may vary according to the course offering of the given academic session/ semester keeping in view the availability of resources and other such limitations.

* Policy on Collection/Charging of Advance Tax

The University shall collect/charge adjustable advance tax at the rate of 5% provided the annual fee

exceeds rupees two hundred thousand (Rs. 200,000). The fee shall include the tuition fee and all charges received by the University, excluding the amount received as refundable.

The amount of tax shall be in addition to the prescribed annual fee and once it is deposited with the Government Treasury, the University shall not be liable to make any refund and/or adjustment thereof.

+ Medical checkup fee @ Rs. 5000/- is admissible only for the program requiring Clinical observer ship/ Clerkship/ Internship.