Master of Accounting (MAC)
Program Learning Outcomes
Master of Accounting is designed to develop highly competent accountants who are knowledgeable in financial processes and procedures, and fully prepared for entry into the demanding accounting profession, one of fastest growing industries. By the end of program, students are well equipped with appropriate professional skills in accounting to successfully obtain employment in accounting firms, companies and public agencies. Students are required to complete 48 credit hours that comprising of 12 credits for basic core courses, 15 credits for major core courses, 9 credits for elective courses, and 12 credits for integrative courses and research paper or research project or research thesis.
Code Course Title Credit
Basic Courses 12 credits
ACT501 Financial & Cost Accounting (3)
ECO501 Applied Statistics & Forecasting (3)
LAW524 Corporate & Business Law (3)
MGT501 Management and Organization Development (3)
Major Courses 15 credits
ACT611 Accounting for Business (3)
ACT612 Auditing Theory and Practices (3)
ACT514 Tax Aspect & Business Environment (3)
ACT613 Advanced Financial Accounting (3)
ACT622 Accounting & Information System (3)
Elective Courses 9 credits
ACT614 Performance Management & Analysis (3)
ACT503 Management Accounting (3)
FIN512 Corporate Finance (3)
MGT528 Governance, Risk, and Ethics (3)
FIN525 International Financial Management (3)
MGT621 Research Methodology (3)
MKT501 Marketing Management & Strategy (3)
Final Semester (3 options)
Option I: Final Exam. (3 courses + Paper) 12 credits
ACT614 Corporate Accounting & Reports (3)
ACT616 Advanced Financial Management (3)
ACT615 Accounting for Merge & Acquisition (3)
ACT617 Research Paper (3)
Option II: Project (2 courses + Project) 12 credits
ACT618: Research Project (6)
Option III: Thesis (No course + Thesis) 12 credits
ACT619 Research Thesis (12)
Total 48 credits