Accounting and Finance

Program Overview

The Bachelor’s programs in Accounting and Finance begin with a common first-year

curriculum, shared under the broader academic track of:

Economics, Commercial Sciences, and Management Sciences.

This common core provides students with foundational knowledge across accounting,

economics, mathematics, law, and statistics, ensuring a solid academic base before choosing

a specialization.

Starting from the second year, students branch into one of the following tracks:

 Accounting Track: Focused on advanced financial accounting, auditing, taxation,

accounting theory, and public-sector accounting.

 Finance Track: Focused on financial management, capital markets, financial theory,

taxation, and project evaluation.

Both tracks equip students with the theoretical and practical skills required for careers in

business, finance, banking, consulting, or public administration.

Teaching Language : مختلط

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

4. Fundamental Courses (Semester 3 & 4)

Semester 3:

 Management Accounting

 Public Finance

 Macroeconomics

 Monetary Economics

 Statistics 3

 Financial Mathematics

 Introduction to Business

 Methodology

 Informatics 2

Semester 4:

 Corporate Finance

 International Accounting Standards

 Macroeconomics 2

 Business Management

 Statistics 4

 Operations Research Fundamentals

 Entrepreneurship

 Business Ethics

 Foreign Language 3

Advanced Topics

Cost Accounting: Budgeting, costing systems, and pricing models.

 Public Finance: Understanding national budgets and taxation.

 Macroeconomics: Growth, unemployment, and external trade balance.

 IFRS: International financial disclosure practices.

 Research Methodology: Preparation for academic or applied research.

 Operations Research: Decision-making using optimization models.

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Admissions Information

To be admitted into the Bachelor’s in Finance or Bachelor’s in Accounting, the following

conditions apply:

 Successful completion of the first year (common core) in one of the following

streams:

Economics, Commercial Sciences, or Management Sciences;

 Accumulation of 60 academic credits by the end of the first year;

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