At the successful completion of the Bachelor Program in Accounting the student should be able to:
1. Evaluate the accounting role in business organizations and society, and explain the main foundations in the primary areas of the accounting discipline from both a local and global perspectives.
2. Work within teams across different accounting and management levels inside and outside the organization.
3. Identify ethical issues in accounting context and critically discuss ethical reasoning to an accounting and business circumstances.
4. Utilize applicable theories from accounting to research and analyze contemporary issues in accounting and relate fields where appropriate.
5. Apply a range of mastered skills including; principles of scientific research in accounting, leadership and direction skills appropriate to the context of accounting, and prepare oral presentation to professional standards.
6. Utilize critical thinking and problem solving to analyze business environment and provide relevant business alternatives.
7. Adhere to International Accounting Standards (IAS/IFRSs) to prepare financial statements for different business
organizations, and inspect the financial statements based on International Standards on Auditing (ISAs).
8. Adapt appropriate technologies and accounting techniques to collect and analyze information to conclude appropriate solutions for accounting problems.
9. Develop oral and written communication skills using appropriate technologies to elaborate accounting information and financial reports.