Program outputs

Knowledge and Understanding

K1

Describe fundamental accounting concepts, principles, and standards, and the use of accounting information systems for financial reporting in accordance with local and international requirements.

K2

Explain managerial and cost accounting concepts and auditing principles used for planning, control, performance evaluation, and ensuring reliable financial and non-financial information.

K3

Outline zakat, taxation, governmental, nonprofit, financial institution, and insurance accounting principles and regulatory requirements within the Saudi and International context.

K4

Identify core business theories and practices required for accountants to support organizational activities and decision-making.

Skills

S1

Apply concepts, principles, standards, and procedures of accounting and business to solve real-world problems.

S2

Analyze financial and business information using quantitative, analytical, and critical-thinking techniques to evaluate alternatives, assess performance, and recommend effective solutions.

S3

Use accounting information systems, data analysis tools, and new technologies to record, process, report, and analyze financial and business information.

S4

Communicate accounting information clearly and effectively through written reports, presentations, and professional discussions.

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility

V1

Uphold ethical principles and professional responsibility through compliance with accounting standards, regulatory requirements, and codes of ethics.

V2

Demonstrate teamwork and leadership through professional interpersonal skills and understanding of group dynamics in accounting and business contexts.

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Accounting Program Graduate Attributes

ACCT.GA.1

Accounting Knowledge & Application

Graduates of the Accounting Program possess broad and in-depth knowledge of core accounting concepts, principles, and theories, and apply this knowledge effectively to analyze and solve real-world accounting and business problems in diverse professional contexts.

ACCT.GA.2

Lifelong Learning & Professional Development

Graduates of the Accounting Program will be able to independently pursue self-directed and lifelong learning to continually update their accounting knowledge and professional skills, aligning with their professional, social, and ethical responsibilities.

ACCT.GA.3

Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

Graduates of the Accounting Program critically analyze accounting information, identify and solve financial and accounting problems, and support decisions using appropriate quantitative and qualitative methods.

ACCT.GA.4

Professional Communication

Graduates of the Accounting Program communicate accounting information clearly and professionally, using appropriate written, oral, and digital formats to support decision-making and stakeholder engagement.

ACCT.GA.5

Digital Competence

Graduates of the Accounting Program effectively use digital tools and information systems to access, evaluate, and manage accounting data, supporting accurate reporting, analysis, and decision-making.

ACCT.GA.6

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Graduates of the Accounting Program demonstrate the ability to apply accounting tools to identify opportunities and find innovative accounting solutions that enhance organizational performance and contribute to economic development and entrepreneurship.