Description of Course Unit

The Undergraduate Accounting Study Program at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, is designed to develop students’ academic and professional competencies through a structured, comprehensive curriculum that is relevant to developments in accounting and the needs of the professional world. The courses offered cover major areas of accounting, including financial accounting, management accounting, cost accounting, taxation, auditing, accounting information systems, public sector accounting, and sustainability accounting. The curriculum is further supported by foundational courses in business mathematics, statistics, research methods, and capital market theory, as well as elective courses that broaden students’ knowledge of corporate governance, forensic accounting, international accounting, and international taxation. The overall curriculum aims to equip students with accounting knowledge, analytical and quantitative skills, the ability to process and evaluate financial information, an understanding of applicable accounting standards and regulations, and a strong sense of integrity and professional responsibility. Through systematic learning and the completion of a thesis as part of their academic requirements, students are expected to develop the competencies needed to address the challenges of the accounting profession, support informed decision-making, and adapt to technological advancements, evolving business dynamics, and sustainability requirements at both national and global levels. Lihat Detail