The academic content of the Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Financial Management is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and skills in accounting and finance. The curriculum generally covers topics such as basic business principles, accounting standards, financial analysis, investment management and financial planning. The main objective of the program is to provide students with the necessary skills to understand, analyze and manage accounting and financial processes.
Key components of the curriculum include:
Basic Business Courses: Courses such as business management, economics and business law teach students the basic concepts of business.
Financial Accounting and Reporting: These courses provide information about the preparation and interpretation of financial statements, accounting principles and standards.
Management Accounting: This area teaches how to use accounting information in decision-making processes. Budgeting, cost analysis and performance management are the main topics of this course.
Financial Management: Students learn about capital budgeting, financial planning, risk management and investment decisions.
Tax Accounting and Legislation: These courses cover tax laws, tax planning and tax enforcement.
Auditing: Students are taught the process of independent review and evaluation of financial statements and transaction records.
Corporate Finance and Investment Analysis: These courses focus on corporate financing methods, investment strategies and market analysis.
Applied Finance and Accounting: Students gain practical experience through real-world examples and case studies.
The program aims to provide students with critical thinking, analytical analysis and strategic planning skills in finance and accounting. It also allows students to learn current practices and technologies in the industry. The curriculum is designed to include not only theoretical knowledge but also practical applications and real-world experiences. In this way, graduates can integrate quickly and effectively into the business world.