Accounting Degree Programs

The university has certain requirements you must meet to qualify for admission. Choose the link below that best describes your status:
First Time Freshmen - A person who has never attended college.
Transfer Freshman - A person who has earned fewer than 30 hours of college credit.
College Transfers - A person who has earned more than 30 hours of college credit.
International Student - A person who is not a U.S. citizen and who does not have resident alien status

If you’re afraid that you might not qualify for admission because of your past academic performance, you may still be eligible for conditional admission.
Conditional Admission criteria

If you just want to take classes at Ozarks and you aren’t pursuing a degree, you can apply for admission as a “special student.” There are no specific admissions requirements, but if you later decide to begin work on your degree, you must follow the regular admissions process, and you’ll be subject to the requirements listed above.

Special Admission Requirements:
Persons are eligible to be admitted to study for the Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (Professional) if they have:
at least two years of experience in commerce, industry or government after completing a bachelor’s degree with a major in Accounting from a recognised tertiary institution; or
admission with standing.

Special Programme Requirements:
Consists of five courses

Courses:
AF420, AF431, AF432, AF433, plus one of AF434, AF435, AF437, AF438, AF439.

The CTL Eurocollege offers equal opportunity for admission to both home and international students and implements the policy of non-discrimination in student admission. Candidates for admission are considered without reference to race, colour, religion, sex, handicap or national origin.

Candidates should satisfy one of the following:
Local Students: A Lyceum Leaving Certificate (Apolyterion) or equivalent,
International Students: Secondary School and High-School(Senior/Intermediate 10+2) leaving certificates, (eleven years for Russian Candidates).
Acceptable grades (minimum C) in G.C.E. or IGCSE Examinations in relevant subjects.
Candidates should also be in a position to produce evidence of sufficient knowledge or adequate command of the English language(See Evidence of Knowledge of English)

Evidence of Knowledge of English

The language of instruction at CTL Eurocollege is English. On arrival students will take a simple placement test to assess their knowledge of English. Successful students can join the programmes of their choice. Those who do not achieve the required grade have to complete an intensive English course successfully before they are allowed to join their main programme. Students holding TOEFL, GCE, IELT, IGCSE or other equivalent examinations at acceptable grades are not required to sit the placement test and can join the programme of their choice directly.

A degree or diploma from a recognized college/university, and/or mature student with three to five years of documented work experience in a related field including references from relevant work experience.
English Proficiency at the college level.

Program Eligibility:
Successful completion of Seneca’s three year Accounting and Finance Advanced Diploma with grades of B or better in the required C.G.A.* courses (Levels 1 - 3).
English Proficiency at the college level.

OR
A college diploma or degree with one post secondary credit in both Marketing and Organizational Behaviour and completion of all C.G.A.* courses (or equivalent) in levels 1 to 3 with grades of B or better.
English proficiency at the college level.

OR
A professional who holds an accounting designation (C.A.; C.G.A.; C.M.A.).
Successful completion of all CGA* courses (or the equivalent) in levels 1 to 3 with grades of B or better.
English proficiency at the college level.

Program Eligibility:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma with a majority of senior credits at the College Preparation (C), University Preparation (U) or University/College Preparation (M) level or Mature Student Status (age 19 or older).
Grade 12 English: ENG4(C) or ENG4(U).
Grade 12 Mathematics: (C) or (U) or Grade 11 Mathematics (U) or (M).

Applicant Selection:
Applicant grades in pre-requisite subjects (or their equivalents) may be used as a basis for the selection of candidates

.1. Regular program
Successful completion of the Preparatory Education
Entrance examination
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4.2. Advanced Standing program
Diploma in related fields
Two years work experience
Entrance Examination
Graduation requirement
A minimum of 110 credit hours
CGPA of at least 2.00 points
No ‘F’ grade in any subject
Curriculum for Undergraduate Program in Accounting

GENERAL INFORMATION | DESCRIPTION OF TEACHING | STUDY PROGRAMME | PRACTICAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

Organiser University of Lausanne - Faculty of Business and Economics (HEC Lausanne)
www.hec.unil.ch
University of Geneva - HEC
Degree awarded Master of Science (MSc) in Accounting, Control and Finance
ECTS credits 120
Duration 4 semesters
Teaching language Mainly French, some courses in English
Admission requirements Candidates must be the holder of a Bachelor of Science in Economics, Management, Finance or Business Information Systemsdegree awarded by a Swiss university school. Another degree or university title may be judged to be equivalent and give access to this Master’s degree course, with or without further conditions.

DESCRIPTION OF TEACHING

General presentation and objectives of studies Organised in collaboration with the University of Geneva, this programme aims to train future leaders of business enterprises and future experts in accounting, control, finance, auditing and tax systems. It also prepares students for possible studies leading to the doctorate.

The content of the first two semesters of the programme include a range of courses covering basic areas of the programme: financial accounting, management control, corporate finance, external auditing and tax systems. The courses represent a continuation of those offered in the Bachelor’s degree programmes of the Faculties of Business and Economics of Geneva and Lausanne and assume that students have already acquired the knowledge developed in these respective fields.
In the third semester, students study the programme’s core disciplines in a more academic way in preparation for writing their dissertation. They also have the opportunity to specialise or to broaden their knowledge by exercising a free choice of 12 course credits.
In the fourth semester, the participants of this Master’s degree course choose between a professional or an academic study orientation. Students who intend to perfect their training with a full-time professional internship of at least 12 weeks need to find a host organisation and to be involved in a project allowing them to write their diploma dissertation. Those who wish to pursue their studies with the aim of obtaining a doctorate may, working in collaboration with one of the degree course professors, write a research dissertation laying the foundations of their doctorate work.

To be accepted into the program, you must:
Meet all admission requirements
Complete all required steps in the application process
Remit all necessary fees and documents.
See Admission Requirements for a complete description of entry requirements.

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A good bachelor’s degree with honours from UKM or any other institution of higher learning approved by the University Senate.
An equivalent to a bachelor’s degree and other qualifications recognized by the Senate.
Applicants whose native language is not English and locals applying for admission who intend to write their thesis/dissertation in English language, should demonstrate good command of English (either TOEFL score of minimum 550 (paper based)/ 213 (computer based), or IELTS - band 6.0).

Core Courses
Core courses are designed to equip students with research skills and essential theoretical background in accounting in order to understand the current practices or phenomena and in making empirical predictions.

Business Research Methodology
Multivariate Analysis
History and Philosophy of Accounting Theory
Corporate Reporting
Management Control
Directed Research