Why Choose this Program

The Associate of Arts in Accounting (AA in Accounting) program was designed to:

1. Build a Strong Foundation in Accounting – Develop essential knowledge of financial accounting, managerial accounting, bookkeeping, taxation, and business fundamentals.
2. Develop Practical Accounting Skills – Equip students with the technical skills to prepare financial statements, manage accounting records, process payroll, and support business operations.
3. Integrate Digital Accounting Technologies – Introduce students to computerized accounting systems, cloud-based accounting software, spreadsheets, and digital financial reporting tools widely used in today's workplace.
4. Apply Learning Through Practical Experience – Gain hands-on experience through accounting exercises, business case studies, and real-world applications that prepare students for entry-level accounting roles.
5. Prepare for Employment and Further Education – Study Enable graduates to begin careers in accounting, finance, banking, and business administration while providing a strong academic foundation for pursuing a bachelor's degree in Accounting or related business fields.

Future Career Prospects

Graduates from this program will be able to pursue careers such as:

1. Accounting Assistant or Accounting Technician
2. Bookkeeper or Payroll Officer
3. Accounts Payable or Accounts Receivable Clerk
4. Audit Assistant or Tax Assistant
5. Banking Operations Officer or Administrative Finance Assistant

Course Structure

The two-year program comprises 61 credits and includes foundation courses, functional courses, and a comprehensive examination. Students must complete the following coursework requirements to graduate: