Accounting is an information system which measures, processes and communicates financial information about an identifiable economic entity. This information allows users to make reasonable choices among alternative uses of scarce resources in the  conduct of business and economic activities,

The modern view of accounting is to regard it as a service activity; it is a link between business activities and decision-makers and the accountant must possess certain ethical qualities to live up to the high standards of the profession.
In addition to possessing these ethical qualities, the potential accountant must enjoy working in an environment, which requires ambition, dedication and good analytical and communication skills. Therefore, Accounting Department prepares the students to the positions in accounting profession.

Accounting Department Program Outcomes

1. Develop critical and strategic thinking, improve analytic skills and techniques, and enhance effective decision-making
2. Demonstrate ability for teamworking, collaboration and leadership
3. Understand social and legal issues both within local and global environments
4. Acquire proficiency in English and utilize effective communication skills
5. Gain IT skills which are conducive for research using various resources and databases
6. Put knowledge acquired into practical experience through on-site internship(s) before graduation
7. Gain ethical consciousness and behaviour required by the  accounting discipline
8. Record transactions and  prepare financial statements according to  national and/or international accounting standards
9. Analyze, interpret and evaluate financial data and financial statements suitable for making management decisions
10. Demonstrate the knowledge of  manufacturing cost such as  job order cost, process cost, standard cost and joint cost for production,
11. Interpret new knowledge about  mergers, acquisitions and consolidations,
12. Apply auditing concepts, standards, procedures and auditor’s report and principles and practice of taxation;

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Accounting Electives:

                                   BUS213     (3,0)3            Business Ethics

                                   BUS422     (3,0)3            Project Evaluation and Investment.

                                   BUS428     (3,0)3            International Accounting

                                   BUS445     (3,0)3            Workshop in Export and Import

                                   BUS460     (3,0)3            Budgeting Systems & Control

                                   BUS461     (3,0)3            Accounting Software Applications

BUS463     (3,0)3            Accounting for Government and NGO’s

Non-Departmental Electives:

Banking & Finance Electives:

                                   BUS423     (3,0)3            International Finance

BUS424     (3,0)3            Commercial Bank Management

BUS426     (3,0)3            Financial Institutions & Market

BUS427     (3,0)3            International Banking

BUS447     (3,0)3            Comperative Banking Regulations

BUS464     (3,0)3            Accounting for Banks

Business Management Electives:

                                   BUS406     (3,0)3            Insurance & Risk Management

BUS407     (3,0)3            Innovation & Entrepreneurship

BUS408     (3,0)3            Non-Governmental Organizations

BUS409     (3,0)3            Corporate Governance & Family Business

BUS418     (3,0)3            Small Business Seminar

BUS419     (3,0)3            Research Methods in Business

BUS420     (3,0)3            Contemporary Issues in Business

BUS430     (3,0)3            Supply Chain Management

BUS444     (3,0)3            Cross Cultural Studies in Organizations

BUS452     (3,0)3            Advertising and Promotion Management

BUS454     (3,0)3            Logistic Management

BUS462     (3,0)3            Leadership and Organizational Culture

Service Courses:

                    (3,0)3           Language Elective I

                    (3,0)3            Language Elective 2