Candidates seeking admission into the Ph.D programme in Accounting of Department of Accounting must satisfy the general requirements stipulated by the College of Postgraduate Studies of Babcock University.  Specifically, admission to Ph.D in Accounting is limited to the holders of the following qualifications:

(i)   WASC O’ Level with credit passes in 5 subjects at a sitting or 6 subjects at two sittings which must include English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other business related subjects.

(ii)  A Bachelor of Science Degree  in Accounting from Babcock University or any other University accredited  by the NUC with at least Second Class Upper Division.

(iii)  M.Sc. (Accounting) degree of Babcock University or any other university recognized by National Universities Commission. Candidates must have obtained a CGPA of at least 3.50  grading  on a 4.0 scale  or 60% Overall Average on a percentage grading scale OR at least a CGPA of 4.0 on a 5.0 scale  or 60% Overall Average on a percentage grading scale. Except that students who are deficient in some core course from the evaluation of transcripts may be required to take and pass some remedial courses at the MSc Level but such will not count as part of the graduation minimum requirement.

(iv)  Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) in Accounting with at least three points (3.0) on a four points (4.0) Grading scale or three and a half(3.5) points on a five point  (5.0) Grading scale or 60% on a percentage grading scale, from Babcock University or any other university recognized by National Universities Commission.

(v)  In addition, applicants may be required to sit for qualifying examinations and/ attend an oral interview sessions to determine eligibility.

(vi)   All applicants for the PhD Accounting shall be required to submit a Synopsis/Proposal on topical area of interest and shall discuss with the Departmental PG Board who will determine sufficient background in the area and identify Lecturers relevant to the selected area. Candidate may be required to change the research topic if it is discovered that there is no senior academic to handle such.