Master of Accounting and Corporate Governance（MAcCG）
With increasingly stringent corporate governance and compliance requirements, the demand for accounting and governance professionals with international perspectives and professional integrity is growing.
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Financial Statement Analysis and Interpretation
eaches advanced financial analysis tools and techniques to comprehensively interpret corporate financial health, incorporating International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and local regulatory requirements to enhance learners’ global financial perspective.
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Corporate Governance and Business Ethics
Explores modern governance structures, board operations, internal control mechanisms, and ethical norms, helping learners establish robust governance frameworks, improve corporate transparency and stakeholder trust, and prevent regulatory and ethical risks.
3
Merger and Acquisition Accounting
Focuses on accounting treatments and financial planning in mergers, asset restructurings, and cross-border transactions, including consolidated financial statement preparation, purchase price allocation, and asset impairment testing, enabling learners to master financial strategies in large-scale deals.
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Tax Planning and International Taxation
Covers corporate tax planning, transfer pricing, cross-border tax compliance, and global tax reform trends, equipping learners to address complex tax issues in international operations and optimize tax structures legally and compliantly.
Learners will have opportunities to participate in internal audits, financial diagnostics, and corporate governance projects. Upon graduation, they can take on key roles such as Chief Financial Officer, Internal Audit Manager, or Compliance Manager.