What are the various courses related to accounting?

[Diyaddk]

[PrettyPriya]

Best check with a nearby university or school. They will likely have a list of required courses that relate to getting a degree or certificate in accounting. This will vary school by school and by country. I don't know where you are from, but best check a search engine or university site.

This is a multinational community and answers will vary greatly depending on where the user is from. Sure, there will be a lot of similarities but also a lot of differences on what is required.

Accounting isn't something I have much experience in. I had to take some courses related to that in university and I do use some of it in real life as an office administrator. My focus was not accounting though, so I only had to take a few related courses.

[exitseven]

There were different courses that I remember

Principles of Management, Managerial Accounting, intermediate Accounting (2 semesters), tax accounting, Business Law, Business Policy, Auditing, Spreadsheets , and others that I have forgotten. I had a double major in MIS and took a bunch of computer courses as well

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Kabluie]

Every business degree requires the basic courses like financial and managerial accounting. I found the latter to be the more grueling one. If you're going into accounting as the specialty, it builds from that course, CPAs are always wanted.

[Guy13]

Stay away from the “Management Accounting” as that’s a way to suck your money. If employer wants you managing anything they will train you.
-Macro, Micro, Forensics. Tax

community college will have a basic listing.

[Avicenna]

Finance/corporate finance are related, Accounting Information Systems and Business Law are also related

[Avicenna]

For actual accounting courses, you want financial and cost accounting, intermediate and advanced accounting (which are both financial), auditing, income tax, and not-for-profit accounting. Most accountants are management accountants, by the way.

[Jamesshinobi]

learn on the job. a degree in accounting is only worth it if you plan on being the controller or CFO. look for bookkeeping jobs and work your way up.

[In_Trance]

Google it and find out