LaSalle College Montreal
Diploma in Accounting and Management Technology
Montreal, Canada
DURATION
2370 Hours
LANGUAGES
English, French
PACE
Full time
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TUITION FEES
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STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning, On-Campus
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Introduction
ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
The Accounting and Management Technology program (DCS) is designed for students looking for a promising career in finance and accounting. Its purpose is to teach all the tasks and functions of this profession. In accounting, students will learn how to be involved in all steps of the accounting cycle, whereas in management, students will learn how to provide support and management assistance in the human resources, financial, and technical departments of a business. As soon as students graduate, they will have numerous opportunities and will be assured employment, as this profession exists in all economic sectors and is always in great demand in the job market.
LEVEL
This program leads to the granting of a Diploma of College Studies (DCS).
LaSalle College has signed equivalence-granting agreements with various universities, from which our graduates can benefit to lighten course loads.
Ideal Students
POTENTIAL STUDENT PROFILE
The Accounting and Management Technology (DCS) program is designed for people with an interest in finance and accounting, and a desire for a promising career.
Admissions
Scholarships and Funding
FINANCIAL AID
As an international student, it is your responsibility to ensure the necessary funds to complete your studies. The College can in no case assume financial responsibility for its students.
Most loans and bursaries are reserved for permanent residents and Canadian citizens studying full time. This being said, international students may also benefit of financial aid in certain cases.
Consult the Ministère des relations internationales website to find out if you are eligible for financial aid or a study bursary.
Curriculum
CONCENTRATION COURSES
- Careers in Management (45 h)
- Organizational Communication (45 hr)
- Accounting I (60 h)
- Computer Management I (45 h)
- Management (60 h)
- Accounting II (60 h)
- Marketing (60 h)
- Computer Management II (45 h)
- Statistics for Management (60 h)
- Business Law (45 h)
- Finance I (45 h)
- Communications d’affaires I (45 h)
- Human Resources Management (60 h)
- Budget Planning and Control (45 h)
- Macroeconomics (60 h)
- Accounting III (60 h)
- Purchasing and Inventory Management (75 h)
- Management and Information Systems (45 h)
- Database Management (45 h)
- International Trade I 45 h)
- Global Enterprise and Corporate Environment (45 h)
- International Trade I (45 h)
- Finance II (45 h)
- Entrepreneurship (45 h)
- Cost Accounting (60 h)
- Quality Control (45 h)
- International Trade II (45 h)
- Computerized Accounting (45 h)
- Taxation (60 h)
- Internal Audit (60 h)
- Specialized Accounting (60 h)
- Project Management (45 h)
- Internship in Accounting (105 h)
* The College reserves the right to substitute some courses.
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
- 3 Physical Education courses
- 3 Humanities courses
- 4 Language and Literature courses
- 2 Second Language courses
- 2 complementary courses
Program Outcome
COURSE OBJECTIVES
The Accounting and Management Technology program (DCS) is geared towards developing versatile technicians capable of intervening at any stage in the accounting cycle and providing technical support to businesses’ computerized management.
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
CAREER POSSIBILITIES
By the end of this program, students will be able to apply their knowledge and skills and enter the job market in positions such as:
- Accounting services
- Retail sales or manufacturing: cost, overhead and stock
management - Financial evaluation of projects
- Business development and consultation
- Businesses in economic sectors.