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Accounting Department

Head of Department Message

It is a proud and honoured to welcome you on my behalf and on behalf of my fellow faculty members in the Accounting Department, which was established with the beginnings of the university, the most beautiful welcome with feeling that flow with love and loyalty to this great edifice, which includes a select group of professors specialized in accounting science, with experience and the ability to teach in the master's and bachelor's programs. Which embraces among its pillars a group of Jordanian students and from various Arab countries renewing their pledge of allegiance year after year in order to achieve their success and excellence in all fields to be the hope of the future and the pillar of this nation?

Based on the philosophy of Amman Arab University and its concept of excellence and leadership, which requires us to prepare qualified cadres to meet all the needs of the various economic sectors and the labour market at the local and regional levels, therefore, the Accounting Department focuses in the teaching process on embodiment and organic interdependence between the theoretical and practical aspects, the Accounting Department also seeks to keep pace with scientific and professional developments through continuous development of curricula, whether for the bachelor’s stage or for the master’s stage taking into account the requirements of the labour market, with the purpose of preparing qualified competencies to work in the field of accounting and this important and influential field in the economy in order to achieve our vision for the future we want and our mission and values on which we are based) credibility, renewal, innovation, and social responsibility.

Dr. Mo'taz Al-Zou'bi

Acting Head of Department

 

About the Department

The Accounting Department at the College of Business at Amman Arab University sought to excel in the field of accounting knowledge, and to supply the labour market with specialists in the fields of financial accounting, and costs, management, auditing and accounting information systems, as this department seeks to provide scientific and practical qualification for bachelor’s and master’s students. It also looks forward to more cooperation with scientific and professional organizations in the field of academic specialization.

The Accounting Department aims to prepare students and prepare them to work in various accounting jobs by creating an intellectual environment that enables students to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to practice the accounting profession in the public and private sectors.

 

Vision and Mission of the Department

Vision

Entrepreneurship and excellence in teaching, learning and scientific research in the accounting profession and legal legislation locally and regionally. 

Mission

Preparing scientifically qualified staff supported by the knowledge and skills of accounting, legal and commercial legislation and professional ethics to work in all areas of business organizations, to meet the needs of the local and regional community, in accordance with local and international quality criteria. 

 

 

Mission, Objectives, and Educational Outcomes of Major's

Accounting Major Bachelor’s Program


Program Mission:

Providing distinguished academic programs in accounting supported by knowledge, skills and professional ethics through qualified staff capable of keeping pace with local and international standards in accordance with the e-learning inclusion criteria.

Educational Program Objectives:

  1. Promoting alumni's knowledge in the accounting profession, general knowledge and the use of technology in the field of accounting.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of the accounting profession and link them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Promoting students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and help decision makers in the field of the accounting profession.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes and professional and ethical values in the field of accounting.
  5. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.


Educational Program Outcomes:
The expected outcomes of this program are preparing graduates competent in:

  1. Understanding the key areas of accounting.
  2. Clarifying knowledge and concepts related to accounting.
  3. Applying international financial reporting standards and internal control through the professional ethics system.
  4. Analyzing of financial statements using quantitative methods.
  5. Evaluating the validity of financial statements in business organizations.
  6. Implementing the income and sales tax law on individuals and institutions.
     

Accounting Major Master’s Program


Program Mission:

Providing distinguished academic programs in accounting supported by knowledge, skills and professional ethics through qualified staff capable of keeping pace with local and international standards in accordance with the e-learning integration criteria.

Educational Program Objectives:

  1. Promoting alumni’s' knowledge in the accounting profession, general knowledge and the use of technology in the field of accounting.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of accounting and link them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Promoting students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and help decision makers in the field of the accounting profession.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes, professional and ethical values in the field of accounting.
  5. Developing and promoting scientific research, seminars and other practical and scientific activities of faculty members and students.
  6. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.


Educational Program Outcomes:
The expected outcomes of this program are preparing graduates competent in:

  1. Understanding advanced accounting theories.
  2. Clarifying the accounting knowledge and skills in supporting the process of making various financial decisions.
  3. Conducting scientific research (quantitative and qualitative) in various accounting topics.
  4. Analyzing accounting problems and finding solutions to them.
  5. Evaluating the requirements of the various accounting information systems.
  6. Finding solutions to contemporary accounting problems.
     

Business Law Major Bachelor’s Program


Program Mission:

Providing distinguished academic programs in accounting and business law supported by knowledge, skills and professional ethics through qualified staff capable of keeping pace with local and international standards in accordance with the e-learning inclusion criteria.

Educational Program Objectives:

  1. Developing alumni' knowledge in the profession of accounting, business law and legal legislation.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of accounting profession and business law, and linking them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Developing students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and assist decision makers in the field of the accounting profession and business law.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes and professional and ethical values in accounting and business law.
  5. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.


Educational Program Outcomes:
The expected outcomes of this program are preparing graduates competent in:

  1. Understanding the key areas of accounting and business law.
  2. Clarifying knowledge and concepts related to accounting and business law.
  3. Applying international financial reporting standards and internal control through the professional ethics system.
  4. Analyzing financial statements using quantitative methods.
  5. Evaluating the validity of financial statements in business organizations.
  6. Implementing the income and sales tax law and commercial legislation on individuals and institutions.
     
Mapping of Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) with Students Outcomes (SO's)

Mapping of Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) with Students Outcomes (SO's) - Accounting Major Bachelor’s Program

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

  1. Promoting alumni's knowledge in the accounting profession, general knowledge and the use of technology in the field of accounting.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of the accounting profession and link them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Promoting students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and help decision makers in the field of the accounting profession.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes and professional and ethical values in the field of accounting.
  5. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.


Students Outcomes (SOs)

  1. Understanding the key areas of accounting.
  2. Clarifying knowledge and concepts related to accounting.
  3. Applying international financial reporting standards and internal control through the professional ethics system.
  4. Analyzing of financial statements using quantitative methods.
  5. Evaluating the validity of financial statements in business organizations.
  6. Implementing the income and sales tax law on individuals and institutions.


Mapping between PEOs and SOs:

PEOsSOs
11،2،3،4،5،6
21،3،4،6
34،5
43،5،6
53،4،5

 

Mapping of Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) with Students Outcomes (SO's) - Accounting Major Master’s Program

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

  1. Promoting alumni’s' knowledge in the accounting profession, general knowledge and the use of technology in the field of accounting.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of accounting and link them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Promoting students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and help decision makers in the field of the accounting profession.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes, professional and ethical values in the field of accounting.
  5. Developing and promoting scientific research, seminars and other practical and scientific activities of faculty members and students.
  6. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.

Students Outcomes (SOs)

  1. Understanding advanced accounting theories.
  2. Clarifying the accounting knowledge and skills in supporting the process of making various financial decisions.
  3. Conducting scientific research (quantitative and qualitative) in various accounting topics.
  4. Analyzing accounting problems and finding solutions to them.
  5. Evaluating the requirements of the various accounting information systems.
  6. Finding solutions to contemporary accounting problems.

Mapping between PEOs and SOs:

PEOsSOs
11،2،3،4،5،6
22،3،4،6
32،4،5،6
43،4،6
53،4،6
61،3،5

 

Mapping of Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) with Students Outcomes (SO's)

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

  1. Developing alumni' knowledge in the profession of accounting, business law and legal legislation.
  2. Developing specialized theoretical and applied skills in the field of accounting profession and business law, and linking them to the requirements of the labor market.
  3. Developing students' skills and abilities to diagnose problems and assist decision makers in the field of the accounting profession and business law.
  4. Directing students to adapt with environmental changes and professional and ethical values in accounting and business law.
  5. Developing teaching staff capable of keeping pace with technologies in the field of education.

Students Outcomes (SOs)

  1. Understanding the key areas of accounting and business law.
  2. Clarifying knowledge and concepts related to accounting and business law.
  3. Applying international financial reporting standards and internal control through the professional ethics system.
  4. Analyzing financial statements using quantitative methods.
  5. Evaluating the validity of financial statements in business organizations.
  6. Implementing the income and sales tax law and commercial legislation on individuals and institutions.

Mapping between PEOs and SOs:

PEOsSOs
11،2،3،4،5،6
21،3،4،6
34،5
43،5،6
53،4،5

 

 

Academic Staff
Dr. Mo'taz Al-Zou'bi
Position
Acting Head of Department
Academic Rank
Assistant Professor
Email
motaz@aau.edu.jo
Extension No.
488
Research Links
Prof. Mohammad Fawzi Shubita
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
m.shubita@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Prof. Nimer Alslehat
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
drnimer@aau.edu.jo
CV
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Research Links
Dr. Belal Zuraiqat
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Assistant Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
bilalzureigat@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. Nahed Rawashdeh
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Associate Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
nahed.habis@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. Zyad Soliman Almatarneh
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Associate Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
zmatarneh@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. Hassan Alabady
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Associate Professor
Major
Accounting & Business Law
Email
h.alabady@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. Alaa Al Bowat
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Associate Professor
Major
Accounting & Business Law
Email
bawwat_alaa@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
DR. ALMONTASER QADORAH
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Assistant Professor
Major
Accounting & Business Law
Email
aqadorah@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. AL MOTHANNA ABU-ALLAN
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Assistant Professor
Major
Accounting & Business Law
Email
a.abuallan@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
DR. ABDALLA ALASSULI
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Assistant Professor
Major
Accounting
Email
a.alassuli@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Dr. Khaled Al-odeh
Position
College Member
Academic Rank
Assisstant Professor
Email
k.alodeh@aau.edu.jo
Research Links
Programs & Study Plans

 

MajorCredit HoursStudy Plan
Bachelor's of Accounting 132

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Bachelor's of Accounting and Business Law132

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Master of Accounting 33

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