This course introduces the concept of corruption, its forms and definition as well as the role of civil society institutions and local bodies in combating corruption.

This course deals mainly with cost accounting, its functions and objectives, the types of reports provided by the cost system and the differences between them. It also covers financial and management accounting as well as their concepts of costs. Adding indirect industrial costing to the cost of production units are also discussed. In addition, it handles the cost of the production orders, the ABC system as well as ‘Just in Time’ production system (JIT).

Practice of 40 working hours on subjects covered in Tax Accounting Course at an accounting company or office.

Practice of 40 working hours on subjects covered in Audit Accounting Course at an accounting company or office.

This practical period aims to complete the student's three-month training plan in the labor market within more comprehensive assignment including accounting and tax skills as well as practical part of cost accounting and tax accounting courses. With supervision, they are used to work on their own and to deliver their problem solutions in time. At the end of this practical session, student has to document his work as a practical report and to provide a presentation for discussion.

This course introduces technical concepts in entrepreneurship and focuses on providing the student with the ability to write business plans and feasibility studies.

The course introduces the student to the financial management. It also outlines the responsibilities of the financial manager and his position in the organizational structure. The student will also learn the following concepts: definition of liquidity, profitability, return and risk concepts, various financial statements, financial structure of the establishment, financial planning, financial policies and asset management such as cash, inventory and receivables

This course is designed to develop students' understanding of the role of accounting information systems and their functions in business. The student's computer skills are used in this program by using ready-to-use accounting programs such as Al-Asil. In addition, the student may use other commonly used platforms such as Excel. On completing this program successfully, the students will be able to understand the accounting information systems to facilitate the achievement of strategic operational objectives in the institution.

This course provides students with a comprehensive overview of the accounting process carried out in Palestinian banks. It also looks at the process of preparing the final accounts in banks and identifies the main components of these accounts. In addition, the student will be familiarized with insurance companies’ accounting system which includes: books and records, processing insurance operations and end of year final accounts. While addressing practical applications in the accounting procedures, it deals with the preparation of financial statements and final accounts of banks in general, commercial banks in particular, and insurance companies.

The course discusses the state accounting system and its applications. It also deals with the state budget and its significance under the Palestinian Authority, how to control public funds, accounting adjustments to government funds and finally, the issuance of financial reports and final statements.

This course is divided into two theory parts; the first part deals with income tax while the second part deals with VAT (both in the Palestinian Authority areas). Practice of 1 credits (40 working hours) on the above subjects at an accounting company or office.

This practical period is designed to enable students in TAIT to link the labor market in which they will get familiar with the fundamentals of the accounting system and other practical applications that they already learned about in Accounting 1 course. All required tasks and skills are determined in the training plan. At the end of this practical session, student has to write a practice report and submit it to their academic supervisor.

The course aims to develop students’ cognitive abilities in Arabic language by introducing Arabic dictionaries as well as ancient and modern Arabic literary models in the Holy Qur’an.

This course aims to develop the student's abilities in using English languag by improving their skills in using appropriate language terms.

The course introduces the basic concepts of entrepreneurship such as negotiation, communication, decision-making and risk assessment.

This course aims to introduce basic concepts about the nature, civilization and history of Islam, by exploring the concepts of Islamic culture and Islamic law.

This course contains management topics related to concepts, terminology and processes associated with the special and public administrative. It also includes ideas related to the organizational structure of the institution and their importance in the management process. Also covered are the four administrative processes: planning, organization, direction and control with discussion of their meanings from theoretical and practical point of view. Human relations, as a base for the administrative process through communication between members of the institution, are also discussed. The course discusses the relationship between the administrative process, the organizational structure and the type of work of the institution.

The course provides students with practical skills needed for the market. This includes accounting programs used in the operations of selling and buying exchange bonds and related register, dealing with bank accounts and issued/ paid in checks, identify customers, suppliers and delegates and handle shipments and orders.

This course deals with addressing the restrictions on inventory adjustments related to the project accounts, dealing with the concept of inventory and its objectives for all accounts including payments, transferable and fixed assets and its impact on the final accounts and general budget.

This course introduces students to recognize different types of companies such as sole trader companies and limited companies. Accounting related to sole trader companies: formation and liquidation of cooperation, change in the ownership, registration period, closure and liquidation of companies, companies accounts: equity, issuance and repurchase of shares, additional capital and retained earnings, bond issuance, stock-based securities, ordinary equity earnings, liquidation and expiration of fund companies.

This course provides the students with concepts, terminology and processes related to special and general economic processes. This explains the meaning and concept of macroeconomic and microeconomic, where they are applied and how they affect each other.

The course attempts to develop the students’ basic language skills to help them build up functional vocabulary, expressions and structures used in business contexts. The course is based on a wide range of realistic student-centered communicative challenging and creative activities to enable students to use accurate English in their professions.

This course deals with processing accounting operations, processing stages of the accounting cycle, registration books/prepare audit balance and balance sheet, preparing final accounts.

This course introduces the concept of corruption, its forms and definition as well as the role of civil society institutions and local bodies in combating corruption.

This course deals mainly with cost accounting, its functions and objectives, the types of reports provided by the cost system and the differences between them. It also covers financial and management accounting as well as their concepts of costs. Adding indirect industrial costing to the cost of production units are also discussed. In addition, it handles the cost of the production orders, the ABC system as well as ‘Just in Time’ production system (JIT).

Practice of 40 working hours on subjects covered in Tax Accounting Course at an accounting company or office.

Practice of 40 working hours on subjects covered in Audit Accounting Course at an accounting company or office.

This practical period aims to complete the student's three-month training plan in the labor market within more comprehensive assignment including accounting and tax skills as well as practical part of cost accounting and tax accounting courses. With supervision, they are used to work on their own and to deliver their problem solutions in time. At the end of this practical session, student has to document his work as a practical report and to provide a presentation for discussion.

This course introduces technical concepts in entrepreneurship and focuses on providing the student with the ability to write business plans and feasibility studies.

The course introduces the student to the financial management. It also outlines the responsibilities of the financial manager and his position in the organizational structure. The student will also learn the following concepts: definition of liquidity, profitability, return and risk concepts, various financial statements, financial structure of the establishment, financial planning, financial policies and asset management such as cash, inventory and receivables

This course is designed to develop students' understanding of the role of accounting information systems and their functions in business. The student's computer skills are used in this program by using ready-to-use accounting programs such as Al-Asil. In addition, the student may use other commonly used platforms such as Excel. On completing this program successfully, the students will be able to understand the accounting information systems to facilitate the achievement of strategic operational objectives in the institution.

This course provides students with a comprehensive overview of the accounting process carried out in Palestinian banks. It also looks at the process of preparing the final accounts in banks and identifies the main components of these accounts. In addition, the student will be familiarized with insurance companies’ accounting system which includes: books and records, processing insurance operations and end of year final accounts. While addressing practical applications in the accounting procedures, it deals with the preparation of financial statements and final accounts of banks in general, commercial banks in particular, and insurance companies.

The course discusses the state accounting system and its applications. It also deals with the state budget and its significance under the Palestinian Authority, how to control public funds, accounting adjustments to government funds and finally, the issuance of financial reports and final statements.

This course is divided into two theory parts; the first part deals with income tax while the second part deals with VAT (both in the Palestinian Authority areas). Practice of 1 credits (40 working hours) on the above subjects at an accounting company or office.

This practical period is designed to enable students in TAIT to link the labor market in which they will get familiar with the fundamentals of the accounting system and other practical applications that they already learned about in Accounting 1 course. All required tasks and skills are determined in the training plan. At the end of this practical session, student has to write a practice report and submit it to their academic supervisor.

The course aims to develop students’ cognitive abilities in Arabic language by introducing Arabic dictionaries as well as ancient and modern Arabic literary models in the Holy Qur’an.

This course aims to develop the student's abilities in using English languag by improving their skills in using appropriate language terms.

The course introduces the basic concepts of entrepreneurship such as negotiation, communication, decision-making and risk assessment.

This course aims to introduce basic concepts about the nature, civilization and history of Islam, by exploring the concepts of Islamic culture and Islamic law.

This course contains management topics related to concepts, terminology and processes associated with the special and public administrative. It also includes ideas related to the organizational structure of the institution and their importance in the management process. Also covered are the four administrative processes: planning, organization, direction and control with discussion of their meanings from theoretical and practical point of view. Human relations, as a base for the administrative process through communication between members of the institution, are also discussed. The course discusses the relationship between the administrative process, the organizational structure and the type of work of the institution.

The course provides students with practical skills needed for the market. This includes accounting programs used in the operations of selling and buying exchange bonds and related register, dealing with bank accounts and issued/ paid in checks, identify customers, suppliers and delegates and handle shipments and orders.

This course deals with addressing the restrictions on inventory adjustments related to the project accounts, dealing with the concept of inventory and its objectives for all accounts including payments, transferable and fixed assets and its impact on the final accounts and general budget.

This course introduces students to recognize different types of companies such as sole trader companies and limited companies. Accounting related to sole trader companies: formation and liquidation of cooperation, change in the ownership, registration period, closure and liquidation of companies, companies accounts: equity, issuance and repurchase of shares, additional capital and retained earnings, bond issuance, stock-based securities, ordinary equity earnings, liquidation and expiration of fund companies.

This course provides the students with concepts, terminology and processes related to special and general economic processes. This explains the meaning and concept of macroeconomic and microeconomic, where they are applied and how they affect each other.

The course attempts to develop the students’ basic language skills to help them build up functional vocabulary, expressions and structures used in business contexts. The course is based on a wide range of realistic student-centered communicative challenging and creative activities to enable students to use accurate English in their professions.

This course deals with processing accounting operations, processing stages of the accounting cycle, registration books/prepare audit balance and balance sheet, preparing final accounts.