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Certified Public Accountant (CPA): Primary Financial Accounting, Intermediate Financial Accounting, Advanced Financial Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting, Financial Management, Auditing, Economic Laws, Tax Laws, Finance

Association of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA): Accounting Principles, Tax Laws, Financial Information for Management, Financial Management and Control, Financial Reporting, Auditing, Advanced Auditing Performance Management, Strategic Planning, Strategic Financial Management

Management; Microeconomics; Macroeconomics; Management Information System; Statistics; Marketing; Economic Law; Accounting Principles; Finance Management; Financial Accounting

Doctoral Programmes in Accounting (1) Financial Accounting; (2) Modern Managerial Accounting and Corporate Finance; (3) Fundamental Accounting; (4) International Accounting; (5) Auditing; (6) Accounting Information Systems; (7) Public Finance & Governmental Accounting; (8) Accounting Research on Capital Market

Doctoral Programmes in Business Administration (1) The Stock Market Investment; (2) Business Administration Theory; (3) Human Resource Management; (4) Modern Financial Theory; (5) Organization Management (6) Corporate Finance & Corporate Governance.

Business Administration: Management; Management Information System; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Accounting; Statistics; Economic law; Operation Management; Organization Behavior; Finance Management; Marketing; Investment Management; Strategic Management of Enterprises; E-Commerce; Public Relations;

Tourism: Management; Management Information System; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Accounting; Statistics; Introduction to Tourism; Tourism Economics; Hotel Management Principle; Tourism Resource Development; Tourism Marketing; Travel Service Management; Touring Psychology; Tourism Geography; Tourism Law.

Human Resource Management: Management; Accounting; Statistics; Management Information System; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Economic Law; Human Resource Management; Labor Economics; Organization Behavior; Leadership;

E-Commerce: Operation; Microeconomics; Principles of Management; Program Design; Database Design; Internet Technology; Management Information System; Fundamentals of E-Commerce, E-Commerce: System Analysis & Design; Internet Marketing; Logistics Management of E-Commerce

Doctoral Programmes in Tourism Management (1) Theory of Tourism Management & Tourism Market; (2) Developing & Planning of Tourism; (3) Tourism Enterprise Management.

Financial Accounting This course develops an understanding of the basic concepts and procedures underlying financial accounting in accordance with U.S. accounting principles and introduces skills necessary to interpret financial statements included in corporate annual reports. The topics covered in this course include: (1) Accounting Concepts and Methods (2) Recording Transactions (3) IPreparing Financial Statements (4) Using Cash Flow Statement (5) Measuring and Reporting Assets, Liabilities and Equities (6) Introduction to financial statement analysis This course's main objective is to raise the accounting knowledge to the level that students will be able to use information on financial statements for other business courses.

Financial Statement Analysis Financial statement analysis plays a very prominent role for credit and capital markets. This course helps students learn basic tools for analyzing financial statements and evaluating the financial condition of firms. Main topics include financial ratio analysis, credit analysis, assessment of earnings quality, evaluation of the impact of alternative accounting methods, and various equity valuation methods. Various real world case exercises will provide students with practical experience to work on financial statements.

Corporate Financial Reporting As global capital markets expand, the importance of corporate financial reporting continues to grow. This course builds on the first-year Financial Accounting course and explores more advanced topics: pension, lease and off-balance-sheet financing, stock compensations, income tax, and merger and acquisition. The course also introduces institutional setting of financial reporting. Based on this setting, we critically examine accounting standards, the relationship between stock market and financial reporting, earnings quality, and earnings management. Real world cases will be used to illustrate the issues

Graduate School of Management at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) Financial Institutions and Markets This course will introduce students to the features of, and developments in, financial markets, as well as the issues facing financial institutions today. The role of financial markets as a mechanism for capital distribution will be examined, together with issues in market liberalization and internationalization, and the impact of technological changes. Students will also be required to consider the changing function of financial institutions, their business strategy, and their influence in the corporate world.

Financial Management (International Assets Management) at Business School (SIFT) Financial Management (International Assets Management) four years This speciality is intended to nurture well-qualitied financial personnel for China's or foreign multinationals, enterprise groups, state-owned capital management companies. Accounting offices, investment companies, investing banks and China's or foreign commercial banks. Students graduating from this speciality will acquire convincing ability to apply English language and will be equipped with solid basis of professional knowledge and acquainted with the international general practices in finance. Major courses include: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Accounting, Management, Accounting Computerization, Statistics, Marketing, Econometrics, Managing Accounting, International Financial Management, Corporate Financial Statement Analysis, Investment