Description of Course Unit

Description of Course Unit

The curriculum of the Diploma III Accounting Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, is designed to support students in achieving academic and professional competencies through structured, comprehensive learning that is relevant to the needs of the workplace. The courses offered cover various key areas of accounting, including introductory accounting, financial accounting, cost accounting, management accounting, accounting information systems, auditing, public sector accounting, hotel accounting, as well as banking and Village Credit Institution (LPD) accounting. The curriculum is also supported by courses in taxation, business law, entrepreneurship, business ethics and accounting profession, business communication, and information technology, complemented by various practical sessions, work placements, and a final study project. Overall, the curriculum aims to equip students with accounting knowledge, technical skills in recording transactions and preparing financial statements, the ability to utilize accounting technology, as well as analytical abilities and professional attitudes necessary to adapt to developments in accounting practices and meet workplace demands