Program Learning Outcomes of Accounting Department

1. Knowledge and Understanding

  • Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of accounting principles, standards (e.g., IFRS), and practices.
  • Explain the role of accounting in business, government, and society.
  • Apply knowledge of economics, finance, law, and taxation relevant to accounting.
  • Understand ethical, social, and professional responsibility in the field of accounting.

2. Cognitive Skills

  • Analyze and interpret financial statements and accounting data for decision-making.
  • Evaluate organizational performance using financial and non-financial information.
  • Solve accounting and auditing problems using appropriate quantitative and qualitative methods.
  • Integrate accounting theory with practice in local, regional, and global contexts.

3. Practical/Professional Skills

  • Prepare, present, and report financial information in compliance with international accounting and auditing standards.
  • Use accounting software, ERP systems, and modern technology tools for financial reporting and analysis.
  • Conduct internal and external audits with adherence to professional standards.
  • Apply cost and management accounting techniques for planning, control, and strategic decision-making.

4. Transferable/Generic Skills

  • Communicate effectively in written, oral, and digital forms to diverse stakeholders.
  • Demonstrate teamwork, leadership, and interpersonal skills in professional settings.
  • Apply problem-solving, critical thinking, and analytical skills in dynamic business environments.
  • Engage in continuous learning, professional development, and research in accounting and related fields.