Bachelor's Degrees in Accounting

Our 'Flying Start' degree offers the best of both worlds - a traditional university experience and the perfect springboard to a graduate career at PwC.

The CRF course is the hotspot for financial know-how and business skills. Here you will not only learn numbers, but also digital skills and team leadership. With tailor-made electives, it paves the way to a successful career.

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Accounting offers students a solid foundation in both economic theory and accounting practices. The program emphasizes understanding how economic systems work and...

"Accounting" is the first officially separated economic specialty in the world. Its centuries-long development is proof of its scientific and cognitive nature. This is reflected in the wide range of modern accounting knowledge. There is no sphere in social life - economic, non-productive, financial, where accounting is not used.

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting with an Economics Concentration provides students with a comprehensive understanding of accounting principles alongside economic theories and applications. This p...

The Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting with a concentration in Financial Economics provides students with a comprehensive understanding of accounting principles, financial markets, and economic ...

As an accounting major, you will learn to discern the substance of economic events, apply financial models, and gain experience through career mentoring and internship opportunities. Accounting majors at Jewell are leaders as well as decision-makers, strategic partners, and critical thinkers.

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Accounting program offers students a comprehensive education designed to develop skills in both economic analysis and financial management. The curriculum emphasi...

The field of accounting is comprised of critical thinkers focused on the financial aspects of economic entities. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of accountants and auditors is projected to grow 4 percent by 2029. Walsh University’s Accounting program prepares students for employment opportunities within public accounting, corporate accounting, government and non‑profit businesses.

Graduates with no background in accounting who can study concepts and techniques in accounting without the need to enrol in a full degree. Graduates with prior accounting studies who wish to develop advanced knowledge in accounting without enrolling in a full Masters program.

The 152-credit degree, which combines the B.S. in Business Administration with a major in accounting and the M.B.A. in Accounting, develops a strong foundation in financial and forensic accounting, auditing, and taxation while developing the skills associated with superior managerial performance. Undergraduates who are admitted to the Graduate Management Studies program are permitted to enroll in two graduate accounting and two graduate management courses to accelerate their studies and reduce the total number of credits from 164 to 152.

Accountants track and analyze the financial performance of organizations and provide managers with crucial information for decision making. Recent economic and financial crises reinforce the importance of trustworthy, fairly presented accounting information.

If you are analytical and have a strong business sense, a career in accounting may be right for you. A bachelor’s degree in accounting prepares you with the financial tools and decision-making skills to work in the non-profit, government or private sectors. At Spalding, business courses are combined with a liberal arts education, allowing you to explore the connection between accounting and the broader business, economic and financial marketplace. You’ll even have the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in Louisville’s thriving economic community through internship and service learning opportunities.

Accounting is the language of business that identifies, records, and communicates an organization’s economic transactions. LHU’s accounting program focuses on decision modeling, risk analysis and measurement, and reporting of financial information. Our program prepares you for a career in accounting, entrance into graduate school, or for taking the CPA exam.

Accounting is often called “the language of business.” The study of accounting prepares you to analyze and summarize economic activity for purposes of good decision-making in organizations. Upon graduation, you’ll be prepared for a career in public accounting, private industry, or nonprofit organizations. It’s also a good foundation for graduate study and examinations for professional certifications.