Graduates will have a good understanding of accounting principles, financial statements and analysis, management and cost accounting, budgetary control, tax accounting, law and accounting, auditing, accounting standards and corporate reporting, planning and consulting, business information systems, accounting theory, research methods, business ethics and professional codes of conduct, accounting and accountability of public sector and not-for-profit organizations.

A. The minimum entry requirement for admission to Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Economics) is a pass in Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination with 200 out of 400 marks with 50 percentage or more marks in English.

B. Students who have successfully completed their Foundation Studies with a GPA of 2.0 can also enrol in this Programme.

C. Mature aged applicants who do not meet the 13 years of continuous progression but has relevant industrial experience of at least 2 years can also enrol upon Dean-CBHTS approval.

Note: Industrial Attachment.
Directed Industrial Attachment of 4 months after passing 50% of the courses.