PROGRAM LEVEL
The M.Sc. in accounting program seeks to equip graduates with the needed knowledge and become ethically oriented leader able to deal successfully with globalized dynamic environment and succeed in taking up significant managerial positions in accounting in domestic and global business enterprises.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
DETAILED STUDY PLAN
- Press here to download the 2024 Academic Plan of the program   (PDF, 0.5 MB , 6 Pages)
- Press here to download the 2020 Academic Plan of the program   (PDF, 1.2 MB , 6 Pages)
- Press here to download the 2018 Academic Plan of the program   (PDF, 0.2 MB , 4 Pages)
PROGRAM GOALS
1. Graduates will demonstrate expertise in advanced accounting principles, practices, and contemporary issues, contributing to the development and application of innovative solutions in the field.
2. Graduates will exhibit superior written and oral communication skills, effectively engaging with diverse stakeholders in professional and academic settings.
3. Graduates will critically evaluate accounting practices and business challenges from ethical, cultural, and global perspectives, promoting sustainability and social responsibility.
4. Graduates will apply advanced research methodologies and analytical tools to investigate and solve complex accounting problems, contributing to academic and practical advancements in the discipline.
PROGRAM INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Students will master advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of accounting, focusing on both technical and conceptual aspects.
2. Students will critically evaluate and address emerging trends and challenges in contemporary accounting practices.
3. Students will demonstrate advanced proficiency in written and oral communication, effectively presenting accounting and research findings to diverse audiences.
4. Students will integrate ethical principles into accounting practices, promoting professional integrity and societal responsibility.
5. Students will analyze the impact of global accounting practices, addressing key issues, recent developments, and regulatory frameworks in an international context.
6. Students will apply advanced analytical methods, tools, and software to interpret and evaluate complex accounting data effectively.
7. Students will design and conduct rigorous accounting research, contributing to the advancement of knowledge on a scientific basis
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Dr. Gagan Kukreja
Associate Professor
gkukreja@uob.edu.bh
