Program Objectives Students will acquire systematic knowledge of Accounting from an international perspective, including Taxation, Auditing, Management and Financial Accounting, Management Information System, as well as various general business knowledge. Meanwhile, the students will also learn Chinese, and acquire a good understanding of China’s contemporary politics, economy, and culture. Graduates will be able to pursue professional Accounting careers in public accounting firms, commercial firms, as well as non-profit organizations, both in China and elsewhere in the world. Graduates will be able to participate and promote international exchange and cooperation between China and their home countries. Program Requirements Students are required to acquire International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) ;be able to identify, measure and record business transactions, and produce financial reports under IFRS. Students are required to acquire theoretical and practical aspects of corporate financial management, including financing and investment, cost accounting and risk management techniques, as well as internal control mechanisms in the firms. Students are required to understand basic business operation, and how it can be affected by current business environments including economic, taxation, & government regulatory environment. Students are also required to develop general business skills, including oral & written communication skills, problem solving skills, as well as the ability to use office software. Students are also required to be proficient in Chinese language, and have a good understanding of culture, politics, and economies in China. Main Courses ■ Corporate Financial Accounting ■ Fundamental Accounting ■ Management Accounting ■ Performance Management ■ Financial Reporting ■ Financial Management ■ Advanced Financial Management ■ Auditing & Assurance I & II ■ Commercial Law, Taxation Faculty 1. Aimin Zeng, Vice-dean of the School, Associated Professor, Ph. D in Accounting 2. Shirley Xie, Vice-dean of the School, Associate professor, Ph.D. in Accounting. 3. Yizheng Qiu, Deputy Dean of the School of Finance, Graduate Student Supervisor, Professor, Ph. D in Corporate Finance. 4. Xiao-fang Ma, Director of Auditing department, Associate Professor, Ph.D. in Accounting. 5. Binfeng Chai, Director of Finance Management Department, Associate professor, Ph.D in Finance. 6. Yin Chen, Graduate Student Supervisor, Professor, Master's degree in Accounting. Length, Credits and Degree The length of curriculum is four years. Minimum credits for graduation: 125 credits. Qualified students will be granted Bachelor Degree of Management. Instruction Language ■ All the courses are delivered in English except some of Chinese language courses. ■ Dissertation is required to be written in English
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