School of Accountancy
Department of Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting
The Financial Accounting programme at the University of Limpopo is meticulously designed to provide students with a solid foundation in accounting principles and practices essential for a successful career in finance. This comprehensive curriculum covers key areas such as financial reporting, managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial analysis. Through a blend of theoretical instruction and practical application, students learn to prepare and interpret financial statements, manage budgets, and analyse financial performance. The programme is taught by experienced faculty members who bring real-world expertise to the classroom, ensuring that students receive up-to-date knowledge and industry insights.
Career Opportunities
Graduating with a degree in Financial Accounting from the University of Limpopo opens the door to a wide array of rewarding career paths, including:
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA): Provide comprehensive accounting services, including auditing, tax preparation, and financial consulting, for individuals and businesses.
- Financial Analyst: Analyse financial data, create reports, and provide insights to help businesses make informed financial decisions.
- Management Accountant: Oversee internal financial processes, budget preparation, and financial planning to enhance business operations and strategy.
- Tax Advisor: Specialise in tax planning and compliance, helping individuals and organisations navigate complex tax regulations and optimise their tax positions.
- Auditor: Conduct independent reviews of financial records to ensure accuracy, compliance, and adherence to financial reporting standards.
- Financial Controller: Manage the financial operations of a company, including accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting.
- Treasury Analyst: Oversee an organisation’s liquidity, investments, and risk management strategies to ensure financial stability.
- Cost Accountant: Focus on cost analysis and control, helping organisations manage and reduce costs to improve profitability.
- Budget Analyst: Develop and manage budgets, monitor expenditures, and provide recommendations for efficient resource allocation.
- Corporate Finance Specialist: Work on mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, and other financial strategies to support business growth and expansion.
Academic Staff
Mutyambizi, S – HOD | stanford.mutyambizi@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Ramaphoko, V – Secretary | victoria.ramaphoko@ul.ac.za  | Financial Accounting |
Ayaya, O | onesmus.ayaya@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
De Beer, I | ilse.debeer@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Loliwe, T | Thando.loliwe@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Maleka, T | Thabo.maleka@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Maponya, K | Kamogelo.maponya@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Moswatsi, M | Michael.moswatsi@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Neuhoff, D | Danelle.neuhoff@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Nyirenda, G | Gibson.nyirenda@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Oerlemans, Y | Yolindie.oerlemans@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Parker, A | annelie.parker@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |
Ramolobe, M | Mokganyetji.ramolobe@ul.ac.za | Financial Accounting |