Vision
Accounting is a long-established and highly important field of business. Accountants play a crucial role in producing accounting information, which often forms the basis of administrative decisions within organizations and investment decisions made by external stakeholders regarding the allocation of the organization's financial resources. Therefore, ensuring a sufficient number of qualified accountants to meet the demands of the job market contributes to enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy and addresses the need of organizations for qualified national talent.
Message
Preparing competent accountants qualified for a successful career in the private and public sectors by providing interactive, student-based e-learning that encourages entrepreneurship and contributing to the investment of available opportunities.
Goals
The Bachelor of Accounting program aims to prepare accounting professionals and develop their skills and abilities to meet the needs of the job market in both the public and private sectors. The program's primary objectives are: • To contribute to the development of the accounting profession. • To effectively utilize educational technologies to achieve the program's learning outcomes. • To meet the job market's need for qualified human resources in the fields of accounting and auditing. • To actively engage experienced practitioners from various business and non-business sectors in the educational process. • To contribute to the development of best practices in teaching and learning in the field of accounting. • To ensure the highest level of alignment between educational outcomes and the skills required by the job market. • To meet the requirements of national (NCAAA) and international (AACSB) accreditation bodies.
Program learning outcomes:
A graduate of the accounting program is expected to be able to:
• Recording financial transactions in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in companies, private business organizations, non-profit organizations, and others.
• Recording financial transactions in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in companies, private business organizations, non-profit organizations, and others.
• Preparing a plan for zakat and income tax in accordance with the applicable regulations and systems.
• Using and evaluating accounting software.
• Understanding the audit process, starting from the planning stage, to evaluating the elements of the organization’s internal control system, and ending with preparing the audit report.
• Contributing to decision-making processes by applying cost fundamentals and management accounting principles.
• Analyzing the organizational structure, the interrelationships between its functions, and the impact of those relationships on the organization's financial performance.
• Analyzing the impact of economic, legal, ethical and technological variables on the organization's operations in the local context.