School: SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Y ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Grade: Graduate Certificate Accounts
Credits: 18-21
CURRICULUM
Program (Title): Accounts
Brief description of program: The Certification of Professional Accounting aims to deepen the study of
accounting theory, the problem referred to different types of entities and processing of accounting information for
business management. This degree provides the graduate educational opportunity necessary for the development
of knowledge and skills necessary to ensure their professional success. The graduate will be able to consider the
characteristics of accounting by analyzing financial systems, accounting estimation methods used in various
situations, preparation of consolidated financial statements, among others.
Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Pre-requisites
Required Specialty (6 credits)
ACCO 702
Advanced Financial Accounting Theory
3
ACCO 501
ACCO 706
Advanced Audit
3
ACCO 501
Accounts (9 credits)
ACCO 709
Budget
3
ACCO 501
ACCO 710
Government Accounting
3
ACCO 501
ACCO 711
Forensic Accounting
3
ACCO 501
International Accounts (12 credits)
ACCO 712
International Accounts
3
ACCO 501
ACCO 713
International Financial Markets
3
ACCO 501, FINA 503
ACCO 714
International Banking
3
ACCO 501, FINA 503
FINA 610
International Finance
3
ACCO 501, FINA 503
Degree Requirement (3 credits)
ACCO 721*
Accounts Thesis
3
15 approved credits
MANA 742*
Simulation
3
15 approved credits
* Semester Course
Graduate Certificate Requirements
1.
Having a master's degree in Business Administration conferred.
2.
The Graduate Certificate is only available in the Main Campus Gurabo.
3.
The Graduate Certificate is offered only in the modality.
Note:
1) All new students must have academic degrees conferred in accounting or related field.
2) The new students who do not possess a bachelor's degree in Accounting must take courses ACCO
301 and 302 as prerequisites for admission to the master.
3) Research on IRB.net about IRB certifications you must complete when tuition Thesis without this
process you cannot do research. Ask your teacher or visit the school for more information.