Accounting and Financial Management

The Accounting and Financial Management program equips students with practical and theoretical knowledge in accounting principles, financial analysis, taxation, and investment. The curriculum prepares graduates for careers in financial planning, auditing, and financial consulting in both public and private sectors.

Core Courses:

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Basic Legal Concepts
• Mathematics
• Commercial Law
• Transaction Management
• Financing
• Statistics
• Social and Ethical Responsibility
• The Tax System and Its Laws
• Financial Markets
• Financial Management
• Cost Accounting
• Accounting Standards and Systems
• Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
• Capital Markets
• Banking Transactions
• Advanced Accounting Applications
• Labor Economics
• Audit and Accounting Audit
• Practical Workshop
• Corporate Accounting
• Preparation and Evaluation of Projects
• Computerized Accounting
• Information Security
• Communication Concepts

Career Opportunities:

• Financial Auditor
• Tax Auditor or Supervisor
• Financial Analyst
• Portfolio Manager
• Audit Committee Member
• Accounting Expert or Specialist
• Financial Reporting Specialist
• Budget and Financial Planning Specialist
• Financial Advisor or Chartered Accountant

Graduate Skills and Competencies:

• Practice analytical thinking for financial data interpretation
• Apply modern accounting methods and technologies
• Prepare financial records and tax documents
• Provide tax-related advisory services
• Develop and maintain accounting systems
• Analyze financial markets effectively
• Create integrated financial strategies for businesses
• Conduct financial evaluations of organizational performance