![]() Programme Duration3 Years |
![]() Semesters6 |
![]() LevelUndergraduate |
Criteria:
A minimum 50% aggregate in CBSE grades X & XII, or the equivalent from alternative schools, is required. |
![]() Academic Year2021-2024 |
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![]() Fees per year42,000 AED. 7,500 AED per year + VAT for CIMA or ACCA |
The Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) is a practical programme that equips students with a solid foundation in business, commerce and accounting. Dubai, being at the very hub of international business, commerce and trade, offers an ideal location to jump-start your career in the sphere.
At Amity University Dubai, The B.Com (Hons) programme provides a solid foundation in the domain of accounting and commerce. Taught by senior academicians and practitioners with rich experience, it builds the capability of students in business analysis, management of funds, international business and trade analysis, and in portfolio management. It also enables students to comprehend the general business environment for accounting and financial decisions, making them very attractive candidates for top employers in various sectors.
Amity University Dubai have partnered with Phoenix Financial Training (PFT) to provide B. COM students training for CIMA & ACCA. Students will receive exemptions for CIMA (13 Papers) and ACCA (9 Papers). PFT will also provide classes, revision lessons, question-based sessions and professional marking of all mock examinations, all of which will take place at the Amity University Dubai Campus. Classes will be held weekly and vary from 48 to 72 hours per semester, depending on the nature and complexity of each course. Students will also have access to PFT’s study resources, notes, online practice tests, supplementary online videos and revision material to help prepare for the CIMA or ACCA programme. Please note that exam fees are additional.
Some of the career options include business management, business development, accounting, marketing and advertising, banking, management consulting, economic analysis, financial planning, foreign affairs, fund management, international business and trade analysis, government administration, policy formulation, portfolio management in the private and public sectors.