Accounting

The program aims to:

1. Provide high-quality accounting education to enhance students' competitiveness.
2. Achieve outstanding knowledge production in the field of accounting.
3. Enrich community partnerships to develop and advance society.
4. Apply quality assurance principles and standards in light of comprehensive governance.

Accounting graduates can work in accounting or finance-related fields in the following sectors, for example:

• Heads of budget sectors and their assistants.
• Budget researchers and specialists.
• Supervisory positions over internal audit work.
• Internal auditors.
• Payroll auditors.
• Supervisory positions over classification.
• Salaries and allowances.
• Payroll researchers and specialists.
• Supervisory positions over accounting work.
• Auditing and financial management.
• Statutory accounting.
• Account analysis.
• Accountants.
• Auditors.
• Pension auditors.
• Supervisory positions over financial inspection, control and investigation work.
• Financial inspectors.
• Financial controllers.
• Financial investigators.
• Supervisory positions over revenue work.
• Revenue collectors.
• Revenue researchers and specialists.
• Revenue analysts.
• Treasurers and valuable papers.
• Treasurers and valuable papers.
• Cash and valuable papers disbursing officers.
• Revenue controllers.

Based on the executive regulations of Majmaah University approved by the decision of the University Council in its sixth session held on 01/03/1432 AH, the following conditions are required for admission of a new student to the university:

1. He must have a high school diploma or its equivalent from inside or outside the Kingdom.
2. No more than five years must have passed since he obtained his high school diploma or its equivalent, and the University Council may make exceptions if there are convincing reasons.
3. He must be of good character and conduct. He must successfully pass any test or personal interview deemed necessary by the University Council.
4. He must be medically fit. He must obtain approval from his supervisor to study if he works in any governmental or private entity.
5. He must meet any other conditions determined by the University Council and announced at the time of application.
6. He must not have been dismissed from another university for disciplinary or educational reasons. If it becomes clear after his admission that he was previously dismissed, his admission shall be considered null and void from the date of his admission.
7. A student dismissed from the university for educational reasons may be admitted to some programs that do not award a bachelor’s degree, as decided by the University Council or its delegate, but this is not permitted in the transitional program.
8. Holders of a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent may not be admitted. To obtain another bachelor's degree, and the university president may make an exception to this.
9. A student registered for another university degree or lower may not be accepted, whether at the same university or another.