Accounting & Finance Courses
Build your expertise in accountancy and finance with practical courses in Singapore
Build your expertise in accountancy and finance with practical courses in Singapore
Most organisations need accounting and finance specialists who can manage their cash flow, keep an eye on balances and avoid financial risks. This combination of responsibilities makes accountancy a versatile field in Singapore’s business landscape.
If you’re looking to improve your career prospects, pursuing a degree can be a valuable first step.
Based on a national survey, degree graduates in Singapore who served as first year accounting associates are expected to earn up to S$4,008 in gross monthly salary1.
Accountancy offers diverse career options and the ability to work globally. Accounting and finance courses in Singapore are designed to build core strengths in analytical thinking, precision, and financial problem-solving. Through applied learning and exposure to real-world scenarios, you’ll gain the confidence and skills needed to navigate the evolving world of business.
As the Winner of Higher Education in Accounting award2, we are proud to offer a wide range of industry-focused financial and accounting courses with:
A-level holders and mature candidates3 can enrol for our Accounting Diploma. Upon completion, they can further their accounting degree studies with our partner universities3.
With an accounting degree, you can also enjoy exemptions under the Capital Markets and Financial Advisory Services Examination (CMFAS) examinations – which is a requirement if you’re looking to become a licensed financial adviser.
You can enjoy Module 8 (Collective Investment Schemes) exemption if you hold a degree qualification in accountancy/finance/business-related subjects, and Module 6A (Securities and Futures Product Knowledge), 8A (Collective Investment Schemes II) or 9A (Life Insurance and Investment-Linked Policies II)4 exemptions if you possess a degree in finance.
As a matter of fact, having a bachelor’s degree or equivalent is an enrolment requirement for Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholders5.
Graduates from selected universities can enjoy exemptions for professional accounting certifications such as ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), Singapore CA (Singapore Chartered Accountant), and ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales)6.
At the postgraduate’s level, students can can further their studies with a master’s programme in finance.
1 AE Census 2021: https://www.sac.gov.sg/accounting-entity-surveys
2 JobsCentral Learning T.E.D. Awards 2019
3 Subject to the entry requirements
4 Minimum Entry and Examination Requirements for Representatives of Licensed Financial Advisers and Exempt Financial Advisers: https://www.mas.gov.sg/regulation/notices/notice-faa-n13
5 https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs/cfa/charter
6 Graduates for Coventry University’s Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Accounting and Finance or the University of Newcastle, Australia’s Bachelor of Commerce will receive formal notification of exemptions when they register with the professional bodies.
An accounting and finance course can prepare you for roles such as accountant, auditor, financial analyst, or business advisor. These skills are relevant across industries, making it a flexible path with wide career potential.
Yes, accountancy is often considered a solid career option. With Singapore being a global financial hub, qualified professionals in accounting and finance are consistently valued.
Yes, many working adults pursue a mid-career switch into accounting or finance through part-time courses. PSB Academy offers flexible part-time accounting courses in Singapore, allowing candidates to gain industry-relevant skills and recognised qualifications without having to leave their current job.
Yes, many graduates go on to pursue a master in accounting or an MBA in Finance to specialise or move into leadership roles. These qualifications can enhance your accountancy knowledge, skills, and long-term career opportunities.