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Department of Accounting and Taxation
Major course graduation requirements
Article 4 (Graduation credits)
The minimum graduation credits for the Accounting and Taxation major is 120 credits.
Article 5 (Major Credits)
① The courses offered for the Accounting and Taxation major are as shown in ‘Appendix 1 Curriculum Schedule’ and are classified as shown in the table below. In particular, the elective management subjects that accounting and taxation majors are recommended to take in order to acquire basic knowledge about business administration and strengthen connectivity and expertise with accounting and taxation departments are specifically presented in [Appendix 1].
| division | Subject name (number of credits) | |
|---|---|---|
| Major basics | Management Statistics (3), Management Academy Theory (3), Accounting Principles (3), Responsible Management (3) | |
| Major required | Management Accounting 1(3), Tax Accounting 1(3), Financial Accounting 1(3), Financial Accounting 2(3), Management Information System (3), Marketing Principles (3), Financial Management (3), Organizational Behavior Theory ( 3), Graduation thesis (Accounting) |
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| Choose a major | Accounting subject group |
Production and operation management (3) and major elective courses offered by the Department of Business Administration |
| Management subject group | ||
② Those who wish to complete accounting and taxation as a single major or multiple majors must complete the required major credits specified in these enforcement regulations.
| Major type classification |
Major type classification |
Liberal Arts (Humanitas) |
Major credits | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Major basics | Major required | Select major | |||
| Single major | 120 | 29 | 12 | 24 | 27 |
| Multiple majors | 120 | 29 | 12 | 24 | 3 |
Single major course: As an accounting or tax major, a single major must complete at least 63 major credits, including 12 major basic credits and 24 major required credits. However, to select a major, you must complete at least 15 credits in the accounting subject group and 12 credits in the management subject group.
Multi-major course: Those who are majoring in accounting or taxation and take another major as a multi-major course, or those who are majoring in another major and are completing accounting or taxation major as a multi-major course, will receive 39 major credits, including 12 major basic credits and 24 major required credits. You must complete the above. However, to choose a major, you must complete at least 3 credits in accounting subjects.
Multi-major course: Those who are majoring in accounting or taxation and take another major as a multi-major course, or those who are majoring in another major and are completing accounting or taxation major as a multi-major course, will receive 39 major credits, including 12 major basic credits and 24 major required credits. You must complete the above. However, to choose a major, you must complete at least 3 credits in accounting subjects.
Article 6 (Graduation Thesis)
① The graduation thesis is not conducted separately, and those who pass the graduation exam are deemed to have passed the graduation thesis examination stipulated in Article 57 (Graduation Thesis) of the school regulations.
② Those who are majoring in accounting or taxation as a single major or multiple majors must pass the graduation exam prescribed by the major.
③ Those eligible to take the graduation exam must be those who have completed the 3rd year or higher and are enrolled or currently completing the course.
④ Matters related to the overall operation of the graduation exam, including questions and examinations, are determined by the College of Business.
⑤ The graduation exam can be replaced in the following cases:
② Those who are majoring in accounting or taxation as a single major or multiple majors must pass the graduation exam prescribed by the major.
③ Those eligible to take the graduation exam must be those who have completed the 3rd year or higher and are enrolled or currently completing the course.
④ Matters related to the overall operation of the graduation exam, including questions and examinations, are determined by the College of Business.
⑤ The graduation exam can be replaced in the following cases:
1) Those who have earned credits by completing one of field training (short/long term) or startup field training
2) Those who have passed the first or final round of the Certified Public Accountant Qualification Examination
3) A journal registered by the National Research Foundation of Korea (candidate for registration) or an international academic journal (SCOPUS/SCI) /SCIE/SSCI level) as the main author (first author or corresponding author)
4) On-campus or off-campus [government, local government, public institution, recognized academic organization or association, registered civic group (volunteer) Individuals who have received awards and achievements from organizations or private organizations (corporations), etc., or who have won a prize at an accredited competition related to their major and received approval from the department chair.
5) Participating in the establishment or management (operation) of a startup or start-up business (company) A person who has participated as a member of the core management team and received approval from the department head
2) Those who have passed the first or final round of the Certified Public Accountant Qualification Examination
3) A journal registered by the National Research Foundation of Korea (candidate for registration) or an international academic journal (SCOPUS/SCI) /SCIE/SSCI level) as the main author (first author or corresponding author)
4) On-campus or off-campus [government, local government, public institution, recognized academic organization or association, registered civic group (volunteer) Individuals who have received awards and achievements from organizations or private organizations (corporations), etc., or who have won a prize at an accredited competition related to their major and received approval from the department chair.
5) Participating in the establishment or management (operation) of a startup or start-up business (company) A person who has participated as a member of the core management team and received approval from the department head
Article 7 (Multi-major course)
① If a student majoring in another college other than the College of Business Administration completes the accounting and tax major as a multi-major, he or she may take the other major courses after taking three prerequisite courses: Business Statistics, Business Administration Theory, and Accounting Principles.
② When majoring in multiple majors within the College of Business Administration, some major subjects are recognized as duplicates. Specifically, if an accounting or tax major is completing the business administration major (or big data application major) as a multiple major in a business school, he or she may complete the credits for each major and the total major credits shown in the table below.
③ If an accounting or taxation major completes multiple majors from another department or university, the curriculum enforcement regulations of the major shall be followed.
② When majoring in multiple majors within the College of Business Administration, some major subjects are recognized as duplicates. Specifically, if an accounting or tax major is completing the business administration major (or big data application major) as a multiple major in a business school, he or she may complete the credits for each major and the total major credits shown in the table below.
③ If an accounting or taxation major completes multiple majors from another department or university, the curriculum enforcement regulations of the major shall be followed.
Article 8 (Recognition of other major subjects)
① For single majors, up to 9 credits of major courses from other universities or departments, including major courses from other majors within the College of Business Administration, are recognized as major elective courses.
② The courses recognized by other majors in the Accounting and Taxation major are the same as ‘Appendix 2, Table of Courses Recognized by Other Majors’.
② The courses recognized by other majors in the Accounting and Taxation major are the same as ‘Appendix 2, Table of Courses Recognized by Other Majors’.
Article 9 (Completion of graduate school courses)
① Starting from the second semester of the third year, undergraduate students can take up to 9 credits of graduate school courses that are permitted, and the earned credits are recognized as credits for major elective courses.
② In order to take graduate courses, the student must have a GPA of 3.3 or higher in the previous grade, obtain permission from the professor in charge of the course, and obtain approval from the department head of the undergraduate and graduate schools.
② In order to take graduate courses, the student must have a GPA of 3.3 or higher in the previous grade, obtain permission from the professor in charge of the course, and obtain approval from the department head of the undergraduate and graduate schools.
Article 10 (Completion of other subjects)
① Overseas training credits, employment/entrepreneurship school-related credits, teaching-related credits, etc. may be recognized as major and liberal arts credits in accordance with the applicable university regulations.
Article 11 (Major course for transfer students and transfer students)
In the case of transfer students and transfer students, credits other than those recognized when obtaining academic records must be earned in accordance with the provisions of these regulations.