Modalidad de imparticiónEn el programa de Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Accounting la modalidad de estudio es online.
Número de horasEl tiempo de formación de este programa va de 1 a 4 semestres.
Titulación oficialEl egresado se hará acreedor del título de PhD.
Valoración del programaEl Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Accounting es un programa de posgrado que prepara al alumno en el estudio e investigación de los principales temas de la contabilidad, que le ayuden a entender el accionar de un contador para medir, evaluar y analizar las operaciones financieras. Se forma en temas como ciclos contables, estatutos financieros, dividendos y reservas, management y gerencia contable.
Dirigido aEstá diseñado para profesionales del mundo empresarial y financiero, que cuenten con título de máster y quieran recibir una formación de doctorado en el área contable.
EmpleabilidadPodrá aspirar a ocupar cargos de jerarquía en compañías contables especializadas, en departamentos comerciales, de finanzas y contabilidad empresarial. Asimismo brindar asesorías en materia de contabilidad y finanzas a través de proyectos investigativos.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Accounting
ContenidoDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Accounting
Duration
1 – 4 semester
All Languages
English, Italian, Spanish
Study Type
Online via Distance Learning
Pace
Full-time
Part-time
Method of study
By research
Description
PhD by research via Distance Learning is awarded after successfully completing a theoretical research specialization. This research is presented in the form of a doctoral thesis. The PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) is the only doctoral degree that can be achieved through distance learning. The main requirement for a PhD online through distance learning is to present and discuss a thesis of at least 100 pages for review and evaluation by an academic committee at Selinus University.
Developing a research thesis for this study program helps to understand the fundamental themes of accounting. It should illustrate the process of reasoning that accountants use to interpret the effects of financial transactions on the income and financial position of a company or firm. Deepening the subject through research helps those who want to practice this profession to understand the balance sheet, income statement and accounting cycle; financial statements; working capital, inventories, fixed assets and depreciation, dividends and reserves and long-term debt; as well as basic cost accounting, cost principles, consolidated financial statements and internal management accounting.