The Accounting and Taxation program focuses on teaching students how to develop and communicate the financial and operational information necessary for management decisions in both private and public sectors. This program covers areas such as financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, international accounting, tax accounting, and public sector accounting. The program is offered at the undergraduate and graduate level. The main research topics include:
- Awareness of Fair Trade and its Influence
- Informativeness of Consolidated Financial Statement
- Insider Trading, Accounting Fraud
- Information Asymmetry and CEO Effort Allocation
- Financial Accounting Information
- Accounting History
- Cash Flow Statement and Firm's Value
- Forecasting Accuracy of Financial Analyst and Disclosure of Corporate Surplus
- Quality of Financial Information and Corporate Financial Performance
Future Career Path
CPA
CIA/CIIA/CFA
CFO
Finance & Accounting Consultant
CPAs are qualified to pursue all of the above.
4/2
Management/Economics Advanced Courses
Corporate Management & Practical Accounting, Financial Engineering, Major-related English Courses
4/1
Accounting Case Studies
International Finance
International Finance, Risk Management
Business Ethics, Tax Management
3/2
Advanced Accounting
Financial Derivatives
Financial Derivatives
Accounting Audit, Managerial Accounting 2, Value Assessment
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