Introduction

 

The Accounting and Tax Practices program, launched in the 1994-1995 academic year, is a four-semester associate degree program aimed at training qualified intermediate personnel who can assume responsibility in the accounting departments of businesses and public institutions, and/or, after fulfilling legal requirements, can open and operate their own businesses.

Accounting is an information system that produces various informative tables and reports, contributing to all businesses fulfilling their legal and social responsibilities. In a globalized world, legal changes and economic regulations have increased the need for expert accountants. Students studying in the Accounting and Tax Practices department receive training in general accounting, tax practices, and accounting software packages during their two-year studies.

Transferable Programs

Students have the right to transfer to associate degree programs determined by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK).

Undergraduate Programs Available for Vertical Transfer

Labor Economics and Industrial Relations

Economics

Economics and Finance

Economics

Business Administration

Logistics Management

Finance

Accounting and Financial Management

International Finance

International Finance and Banking

International Business Management

International Trade

International Trade and Finance

International Trade and Business Administration

International Trade and Logistics

Program Learning Outcomes
1- Acquires up-to-date theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of accounting and tax practices.

2- Acquires knowledge of occupational health and safety, environmental awareness, and quality processes.

3- Becomes proficient in current professional principles and legal regulations in the field of accounting and tax practices.

4- Becomes proficient in fundamental concepts in the fields of finance, economics, and business sciences.

5. Possesses the ability to monitor and evaluate current developments and practices in the fields of accounting, finance, auditing, and economics.

6. Can effectively use information technologies and office software related to their field.

7. Has the competence to analyze and offer solutions to problems related to their profession.

8. Possesses the skills to collect, record, analyze, and interpret financial data.

9. Can use written and oral communication tools, effectively present their thoughts at their level of knowledge and skills, and express themselves clearly.

10. Has awareness of the ethical principles and responsibilities required in professional life.

11. Possesses the ability to work effectively, adapt, and take responsibility in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary teams.

12. Has awareness of individual and corporate career management, professional and personal development, and lifelong learning.

13. Achieves basic proficiency in a foreign language and can communicate with stakeholders using that language.

14- It develops personality traits such as having a sense of social responsibility, respecting differences, and being able to adapt to different situations and social roles.