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Beseyat
العربية
Credit hours
144
Levels
12
Courses
48
Degree
bachelor

The Accounting study plan at University of Technology and Applied Sciences is an accredited bachelor programme spanning about 6 years (12 academic levels), requiring 144 credit hours across 48 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

First Year (Diploma) - Semester 1 15 credits

Code Course Credits
ITAD1100 Advanced I T Skills 3
BAMG1100 Introduction To Business 3
ENTW1100 Technical Writing I 3
BAAC1102 Principles Of Accounting 3
MATH1103 Applied Math 3

First Year (Diploma) - Semester 2 15 credits

Code Course Credits
ENTW1200 Technical Writing I I 3
BAMG1207 Principles Of Management 3
BAMK1205 Principles Of Marketing 3
BAEC1203 Principles Of Microeconomics 3
BAST1206 Managerial Statistics 3

First Year (Diploma) - Semester 3 6 credits

Code Course Credits
ENGL1208 Business Communication 3
ENGL2100 Technical Communication Elective 3

Second Year (Diploma) - Semester 1 15 credits

Code Course Credits
BAAC2100 Principles Of Accounting -2 3
BAAC2101 Cost Accounting -1 3
BAMG2111 Entrepreneurship 3
BAFI2109 Financial Management 3
BAAC2205 Accounting Application By Computer 3

Second Year (Diploma) - Semester 2 15 credits

Code Course Credits
ITSE1203 Introduction To Web Technology Elective 3
BAAC2202 Corporate Accounting-1 3
BAAC2206 Intermediate Accounting -1 3
BAEC2204 Principles Of Macroeconomics 3
BAAC2204 Management Accounting -1 3

Second Year (Diploma) - Semester 3 6 credits

Code Course Credits
PHIL3108 Business Ethics 3
BAAC2203 Auditing &Control -1 3

Advanced Diploma - Semester 1 15 credits

Code Course Credits
BAMA3113 Research Methodology 3
BAMG4201 Production And Operations Management 3
BAHR3102 Total Qualiity Management 3
BAAC3100 Intermediate Accounting - 2 3
BAAC3102 Banking And Insurance Accounting 3

Advanced Diploma - Semester 2 15 credits

Code Course Credits
ENGL3100 Public Speaking 3
BAAC3204 Cost Accounting - 2 3
BAAC3205 Corporate Accounting-2 3
BAFI3200 Portfolio Management 3
BAAC3203 Government Accounting 3

Advanced Diploma - Semester 3 6 credits

Code Course Credits
BAFI3301 Project Appraisal 3
BAAC3206 Contemporary Issues In Accounting 3

Bachelor - Semester 1 15 credits

Code Course Credits
BAAC4100 Management Accounting -2 3
BAAC4102 International Accounting Standards 3
BAFI4100 Computer Application In Finance 3
BALW4115 Business Law 3
BAAC4101 Financial Analysis & Control 3

Bachelor - Semester 2 15 credits

Code Course Credits
BAAC4205 Forex Management 3
BAAC4206 Taxation Accounting 3
BAAC4203 Auditing & Control -2 3
BAAC4204 Accounting Theory 3
BAAC4211 Graduation Project 3

Bachelor - Semester 3 6 credits

Code Course Credits
PHIL3201 Formal Arabic Communication 3
PHIL4101 Oman Civilization 3

This plan is transcribed from the university's official source. Always confirm the plan approved for your own cohort before registering. Official source

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Frequently asked questions about Accounting

How many credit hours is Accounting at University of Technology and Applied Sciences?

Accounting at University of Technology and Applied Sciences requires completing 144 credit hours to graduate, spread across 48 courses.

How many years is Accounting at University of Technology and Applied Sciences?

The study plan for Accounting spans about 6 years (12 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does Accounting award?

Accounting at University of Technology and Applied Sciences awards a Bachelor's degree after completing 144 credit hours.

Is Accounting offered at other universities?

Yes, Accounting is offered at at least 12 other universities in the Beseyat database. You can compare their study plans in the "Same major at other universities" section on this page.

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