Bachelor's of Accounting

Bachelor's of Accounting 

By recording, tabulating, and summarizing financial operations, and displaying and disclosing financial information through financial statements prepared for specific periods of time (often quarterly), this program studies the measurement, communication, and interpretation of financial activities.

Vision of the Department:   

Leadership and Academic Excellence in the Accounting  Profession.    

Mission of the Department: 

Excellence and leadership in all areas of the accounting profession at both academically and professionally levels through the preparation of qualified staff by instilling the spirit of thinking and creativity in the accounting profession to raise the effectiveness of graduates in line with meeting the needs of professional development of the profession of accounting for business organizations locally and regionally.    

Objectives of the Department:     

The department aims to:

1. Prepare staff who are qualified scientifically and practically in accounting profession. 2. Prepare distinctive competencies who are capable of decision decision-making in various accounting processes. 3. Link the theoretical and practical aspects of the various areas of specialized accounting for the rehabilitation of students according to the requirements of the labor market and its challenges. 4. Develop, energize and enhance the scientific research, seminars, scientific and practical activities, teaching staff and student. 5. Develop the study plan in the department in line with the developments of the accounting profession in accordance with local and scientific accounting standards. 6. Qualify students to successfully pass the vocational qualification examinations in accounting (JCPA, CMA, CPA).       

Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):   

1. General Knowledge: Students to acquire full knowledge of the fundamentals, concepts and theories of modern accounting and its various applications in private, public, profit and non-profit organizations. 2. Specialized Knowledge: Students should have the ability to perform accounting procedures related to financial, administrative, cost, government and tax accounting, internal and external auditing, the application of GAAP, IAS, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), International Accounting Standards (IAS) and Accounting Theory, providing accounting information on the business outcome, financial position, cash flows and changes in equity of enterprises of various types. 3. Diversity in other knowledge: Provide students with knowledge in several areas related to accounting in areas such as finance, marketing, management, business administration, economics, legal and commercial legislation. 4. Analytical Skills: Students should have the ability to understand, analyze, display and classify the financial statements and to show the relationships between their elements from the accounting information in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and international accounting standards, to serve the internal and external beneficiaries, meet the needs of the establishments, the ability to analyze the financial and tax systems and their impact on the financial position and solve the accounting problems faced by these enterprises. 5. Research Skills: Students should be able to carry out quantitative and qualitative research and apply this accounting knowledge in the achievement of accounting and financial research in establishments of all types. 6. Diagnostic Skills: Have the knowledge and skill in identifying the needs of the management of enterprises and other internal and external beneficiaries and stakeholders from the financial statements and the statement of business results, financial position and cash flows of those entities 7. Communication Skills: Students should be able to communicate and deal with others and to communicate ideas in a clear and understandable scientific manner as well as to provide accounting reports that are characterized by professionalism and objectivity.