Accounting and taxation

The Master's in Accounting and Taxation aims to develop students' skills in two complementary directions. The academic direction focuses on enhancing research capabilities by deepening basic concepts, keeping pace with scientific research trends, and developing students' theoretical knowledge in the field, thus qualifying them to continue their postgraduate studies. The applied direction, on the other hand, aims to build technical competencies that enable students to master the accounting and tax management of institutions, prepare financial statements, manage tax obligations, and acquire the skills necessary to practice professions related to this specialization and adapt to labor market requirements.

This integrated training qualifies graduates to either continue their postgraduate studies or engage in professional life with high efficiency, enabling them to excel in various accounting and taxation fields.

The training in the Master's in Accounting and Taxation is monitored based on the following indicators:

The number of hours completed in each module.

-The number of hours completed in each learning unit.

-The rate of progress in covering the modules program.

-The total credits earned in each semester.

-Focus on core learning units.

- Focus on the student's personal work.

- Calculating the number of units earned by the student.

- Approving partial exams and continuous assessment.

- Monitoring the student's personal work and their commitment to personal effort.

- Completing the graduation thesis.

After completing the Master's in Accounting and Taxation, students will acquire the necessary skills to assume responsibilities and make strategic decisions in the areas of accounting and tax management, while being able to use advanced technologies in preparing and analyzing financial statements. The national and international labor market offers ample employment opportunities in this field, especially with the increasing requirements for tax and financial compliance for organizations that require highly qualified personnel capable of dealing with changing accounting and tax legislation and developing effective tax strategies that enhance the financial performance of these organizations in a competitive business environment.

Acquired Skills

Research Capabilities: Developing scientific research methods in accounting and taxation

Critical Analysis: The ability to evaluate accounting theories and practices

Absorption of Developments: Keeping up with developments in international standards and legislation

Applied Skills

Preparation of Financial Statements: In accordance with international standards and local legislation

Tax Planning: Designing strategies to improve the tax situation

Software Use: Working with electronic accounting systems

Tax Liabilities Management: Preparing tax declarations and returns

Auditing: Implementing audit procedures and preparing audit reports

Practical Training

Studies Case Study: Analyzing Real-Life Accounting and Tax Situations

Professional Simulation: Practical Application of Accounting and Auditing Procedures

Professional Project: Developing Solutions to Accounting and Tax Problems

Field Internship: Training in accounting firms or corporate offices

Research Thesis: Preparing Academic Research in the Field of Specialization

Career Prospects

Certified Accountant: Work in accounting firms or as a freelancer

Auditor: Work in local or international audit firms

Tax Consultant: Provide tax consulting

Financial Manager: Manage financial and accounting affairs in organizations

Accounting Expert: After completing the accounting profession requirements

Academic Researcher: Continue graduate studies and scientific research

Tax Inspector: Work in government tax departments