Evening and Weekend MS in Accounting Program
LEARNING GOALS
LEARNING GOALS
To pass on human-centric values, resource integration, innovative knowledge and internationalized vision to students, the college of management aims to establish a sound learning environment through concerted efforts of its faculty, staff, and students. The department of accounting upholds following five learning goals:
- To acquaint students with advanced accounting of the knowledge and to cultivate students’ self-learning ability.
- To acquaint students with an integrated knowledge between accounting and management, as to prepare students to possess problem solving skills.
- To acquaint students with social responsibility, ethical discipline and teamwork ability.
- To acquaint students with global perspectives and communication in global contexts.
- To acquaint students with information technology skills to enrich students’ ability to integrate resources and understand risk management.
COURSE CATALOG
Courses marked with “- course in English” are taught in English. Others are taught in Chinese
Course catalog (2025-2026)
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Course List
Required courses
Thesis (6 credit hours)
Accounting courses (9 credit hours):
Advanced Managerial Accounting, Advanced Auditing, and Financial Accounting Theory.
Management course (3 credit hours):
Integration Management
Elected courses
Elected courses (minimum of 18 credit hours)
Corporate Sustainable Development and Reporting , Seminar in Empirical Tax Research, Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation, Financial theory, Seminar on Management Accounting, Research Methodology, Risk Management , Managerial Control System , Seminar in Accounting Problems (I) , Digital Innovation in Risk Management and Auditing , and Applications of Big Data Analytics and Generative AI.
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Duration of Study and Credits
Evening and Weekend MS in Accounting Program: 36 minimum credit hours required
