Bachelor of Accountancy Program

          The curriculum aims to produce graduates who are capable of applying technology to accounting and financial reporting in accordance with professional standards and relevant laws. They are able to design accounting information systems and present accounting information to support decision-making using accounting data. In addition, they are able to demonstrate management and leadership skills and work as a team, coordinate cooperation, and communicate effectively. Furthermore, they are able to learn independently, adapt to new situations, and continuously seek knowledge for self-improvement. Eventually, they are able to live their lives based on the principles of sufficiency economy, demonstrate morality and ethics, adhere to societal regulations, and possess a public spirit.

Career and professional advancement
          Graduates who have completed their studies enter the accounting profession according to the Accounting Professions Act B.E. 2543 (2000) and the Accounting Professions Act B.E. 2547 (2004) and engage in other relevant professions, in both public and private sectors, as well as in independent professions. The fields of accounting professions are related to accounting, auditing, management accounting, taxation, accounting information systems, internal auditing, accounting education and technology, financial and accounting consulting, and other related areas.