History 

A Concentration in Accounting within the Department of Accounting and Statistics was established in 1969 and was authorized to become the Department of Accounting in 1973. The number of entering undergraduate students has doubled from 55 to 110 since 1982.The Department has started to offer the graduate programs since 2002. The MS in Accounting Program admits 20 students and Evening and Weekend MS in Accounting Program 30 annually.

 

Chairman 

 2024/08 - Present   Chairman Lin, Yan-Ting (林彥廷教授兼系主任)

 

Goals

The Department of Accounting is designed to provide students with broad-based knowledge of business and an in-depth specialization in accounting. It prepares students for careers in auditing, corporate accounting, taxation, management consulting, governments and not-for-profit organizations. The undergraduate accounting curriculum also provides an excellent background for the student who wants to pursue advanced graduate studies in business, finance, and, even, law. Graduates from our programs hold leadership positions in the accounting profession, academia, government and the business community.

Competency Goal

Competency Goals of Undergraduate Program

　1. Integrate knowledge of Accounting and management

　2. Solve problems through strategic thinking

　3. Implement team-based collaboration

　4. Internalize professional ethical literacy

　5. Put a globalized vision into practice locally

　6. Use information technology in accounting policy decisions

Competency Goals of MS in Accounting Program

　1. Integrate long-term development of professional knowledge

　2. Solve problems through strategic thinking

　3. Put a globalized vision into practice locally

　4. Use information technology in accounting-based decisions

Competency Goals of Evening and Weekend MS in Accounting Program

　1. Integrate long-term development of professional knowledge

　2. Solve problems through strategic thinking

　3. Put a globalized vision into practice locally

 

Features

 The accounting programs are designed to