The Master of Accounting (MAcc) course of Lingnan University in Hong Kong combines the characteristics of Chinese and western courses, and pays equal attention to theory and practice. The one-year full-time master of accounting course not only teaches students compulsory courses in accounting theory, auditing, taxation and other industries, but also tries to cultivate students' business soft skills such as leadership, so that students can do all-round career development.
Application conditions of one-year master of accounting in Lingnan University, Hong Kong
Hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited university; Or have other equivalent education (individual consideration depends on the applicant's situation);
If the applicant does not hold a degree from a local university or has obtained a degree from a university in a non-English-speaking country, he/she must pass any of the following examinations with a score of not less than the prescribed score:
TOEFL: no less than 550 points (written test) or 79 points (online test); or
IELTS (Academic): No less than 6.5.
Persons with the same qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Application fee: 400 yuan HK$
Application method: official website online application.
Course arrangement
Compulsory subjects (7 subjects, ***2 1 credit)
Act 50 1 audit (3 credits)
Act 502 Business and Company Law (3 credits)
Act 503 Cost and Management Accounting (3 credits)
Bill 504 Financial Accounting Report (3 credits)
Lesson 505 Hong Kong Tax Planning (3 credits)
Act 506 Management Finance (3 credits)
Act 60 1 accounting theory (3 credits)
Students who have completed six compulsory subjects (*** 18 credits) in the first semester, with a total GPA of 2.67 or above, can obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA). Students with this diploma are eligible to register for the qualification courses of HKICPA Institute of Certified Public Accountants, but the final decision on the registration results lies with HKICPA.
Elective subjects (choose any of the following 4 subjects)
Bill 602 Research Forecast Accounting (3 credits)
Taxation in China: An International Perspective (3 credits)
Contemporary Management Accounting (3 credits)
606 forensic accounting and evidence collection (3 credits)
Bill 607 Financing Interpretation and Analysis (3 credits)
China Economic Law (3 credits)
Act 609 Senior Audit (3 credits)
Act 6 10 accounting ethics and corporate governance (3 credits)
Act 6 1 1 comparison system (3 credits)
Act 6 12 accounting data analysis (3 credits)
Act 6 13 Environmental and Social Land Governance (ESG) in Business and Accounting (3 credits)
Act 6 14 financial regulatory environment in hongkong and Chinese mainland (3 credits)
Fin 545 Environment, Society, Land Governance (ESG) Investment and Sustainable Financing (3 credits)
Graduation requirements
You need to complete 1 1 subjects (including 7 compulsory subjects and 4 elective subjects) and get at least ***33 credits.
The GPA is above 2.67.
Students who meet the graduation requirements will be awarded a master's degree in accounting.
Students who have completed six compulsory subjects (*** 18 credits) in the first semester, with a total GPA of 2.67 or above, can obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA).