Science In Business Administration Major In Accounting

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Major in Accounting is an academic program offered by the College of Business Administration at Taibah University. The program aims to prepare graduates with advanced accounting knowledge and professional competencies that enable them to work effectively across various sectors. The curriculum integrates financial accounting, managerial accounting, auditing, taxation, governmental and nonprofit accounting, accounting information systems, and data analytics, aligning with labor market needs and Saudi Vision 2030. The program also provides cooperative training and capstone projects to enhance students’ professional readiness.

Program Mission

To develop students into competent professional accountants who meet labor market needs and contribute to sustainable development in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030, through high-quality accounting education, impactful scholarly research, and active community engagement.

Program Objectives

1. Prepare highly qualified and distinguished professional cadres in accounting capable of keeping pace with scientific and professional developments and labor market requirements.
2. Improve the quality and quantity of scientific research published within the program.
3. Promote effective partnerships and community service activities.
4. Enhance students’ professional qualifications to obtain accounting certifications and increase their employment opportunities.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding

• K1: Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of core concepts, principles, models, and theories in business disciplines.
• K2: Identify research methodologies and methods in business.
• K3: Recognize current accounting disciplines, theories, and practices across financial reporting, managerial and cost accounting, governmental and nonprofit accounting, auditing, taxation, accounting information systems, and data analytics.

Skills

• S1: Apply concepts, models, and theories to solve business and accounting problems and make strategic decisions using critical and analytical thinking.
• S2: Communicate effectively orally and in writing, demonstrating professional and interpersonal skills in accounting environments using modern tools and techniques.
• S3: Employ digital technologies to solve real-world business and accounting problems.
• S4: Utilize business and accounting research skills to address real business challenges.

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility

• V1: Demonstrate ethical and professional values in addressing business and accounting issues, considering governance, social responsibility, and sustainability.
• V2: Possess leadership, collaboration, and independent work competencies within diverse teams.
• V3: Develop professional competencies through career planning, participation in professional activities, and preparation for accounting certifications.

Student Admission Requirements

• Admission is based on aptitude and achievement test results in addition to the high school GPA.
• Test validity follows the regulations of the National Center for Assessment.
• Minimum weighted admission percentage for administrative, humanities, and applied colleges is 70% for male students and 70% for female students.
• Admission results are announced through the electronic portal based on available seats and college requirements.

Additional  Documents

• Program HandBook

• Internal Quality Guide

• Field Training Handbook