BSBA with Specialization in Accounting

Accounting Elective

Cost Accounting I

Cost Accounting II

Applied Analytics in Accounting

Accounting Information Systems

Auditing 

Spreadsheet Application and Data Analysis

Engage & Explore

Connect 

Impact

Impact ePortfolio

Organizational Strategy (W) 

• The successful BSBA participant will be able to describe and demonstrate an understanding of the major concepts in the functional areas of general management (such as accounting, economics, finance, and marketing).
• The successful BSBA participant will be able to describe and explain theories, tools, and techniques (such as a cash flow statement, market segmentation, and sustainable competitive advantage) as used for the internal and external analysis of a particular company situation or industry environment.
• The successful BSBA participant will be able to apply their acquired knowledge and tools and organize and interpret the results in a logically integrated and cross- functional manner to support basic business decision-making.
• The successful BSBA participant will be able to create and present basic oral and written business communications in English.
• The successful BSBA participant will be able to develop learning skills that support further studies with a high degree of autonomy.

A career in accounting is about more than measuring business activities and reporting financial data. It’s making informed decisions to guide an organization by applying analytical reasoning, critical thought and problem solving. TU’s accounting program will provide you a solid understanding of accounting principles and techniques, as well as the key decision-making and problem-solving skills used in a challenging and fulfilling career as a professional accountant.

Accounting provides information that is useful for decision-making in predicting cash flows about economic resources, claims to economic resources, and changes in economic resources of an organization. Students are encouraged to work toward becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or a Certified Management Accountant (CMA).