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ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION

The accounting study program offers four concentrations: managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and capital market to prepare the students to enter the profession.

Managerial Accounting

In managerial accounting, the student will learn methods of applying their understanding of company operations to managerial decision-making. This means that students will read the financial statements and other reports of company operations. From there, the students will make decisions on how to manage company resources. This generally includes understanding how to measure company performance through ratios and comparisons. It also includes the ability to evaluate company operations and performance.

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Taxation

Taxation is another important area of accounting. Students learn the fundamentals of individual and business taxation. Individual and business taxation may be broken into two or more courses, depending on the academic institution. The primary focus at the undergraduate level is on income taxation. Higher levels of study of taxation might include nuanced transactions involving gain, transfer taxation, international tariffs, value-added tax, etc.

Auditing

Auditing is another unique area of accounting practice. Auditing is the process of substantiating or verifying the adequacy of records or record-keeping methods of a company. In essence, auditing is a form of inspection. Accountants conduct audits to evaluate and ultimately certify whether the reporting methods used by a company are adequate and, assuming the information supplied to the record keepers is accurate, the information reported to company stakeholders is accurate. An institution may offer specialty auditing courses, such as forensic auditing. A common specialized area of accounting practice is investigative accounting or forensic accounting. 

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Students study methods of identifying relevant company information that may or may not have been disclosed or disclosed accurately to company stakeholders. Many individuals involved in forensic accounting do so as members of a regulatory body, such as the Securities and Exchange Commission, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Trade Commission, or one of the many other state or federal regulatory agencies charged with overseeing company activity.

Capital Market

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This concentration was introduced to the Master of Finance in response to the high impact of the economic commotion in the modern investment banking sector. Students are challenged with advanced quantitative products and complex portfolio management exercises, further developing their ability to assess and predict market patterns and trends. Students are able to understand and develop complex financial solutions and perform in the high-speed capital markets environment.dex, etc.

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