At the successful completion of the Master Program in Accounting the student should
be able to:
1. Examine current theories, concepts, conventional and modern perceptions and
foundations across accounting discipline.
2. Adapt autonomy, accountability and continuous self-development in analyzing and
performing a major accounting tasks at their work places.
3. Develop problem solving and critical thinking skills by identifying complex
accounting problems and elaborate clear clarifications and original solutions.
4. Apply advanced and effective oral and writing communication skills, using
information technology to write highly developed written materials on sophisticated
issues in accounting.
5. Assess accounting contemporary issues to reflect ethical commitment and social
responsibility to individuals, organizations, community and society.
6. Adhere to leadership and direction skills to complex accounting environment
sceneries.
7. Prepare and present oral presentation to professional standards.
8. Evaluate the current status of research and practices in accounting field and discuss
potential ways to contribute to the field.
9. Write an original thesis and research to a professional standard that expand the
knowledge in accounting discipline and other related fields.(Thesis Track)
10. Discuss appropriate sources of information, and choose suitable analytical methods
to integrate knowledge from accounting and different related fields, by
implementing cognitive skills to think critically.
11. Write a research proposal to a professional standard that contribute to the
knowledge in accounting discipline and other related fields.