.This course offers an in-depth study of advanced financial concepts and techniques used in strategic corporate financial decision-making. It focuses on enhancing students’ analytical skills in evaluating financial alternatives using quantitative tools and financial decision models under conditions of uncertainty and risk. Topics include long-term financial planning, capital structure, dividend policies, advanced valuation, cash flow analysis, working capital management, and international finance. The course also examines the impact of economic and technological environments on financial decisions and introduces students to the use of modern software in financial analysis.

This course examines how AI and big data analytics support financial decision-making. It covers techniques for processing large volumes of structured and unstructured financial data using AI tools such as machine learning, deep learning, and NLP. Students will explore AI’s use in predictive modeling, behavioral finance, real-time risk evaluation, and fraud detection. Emphasis is placed on the strategic use of big data in financial institutions and the ethical use of client and market data.

This course introduces students to the concepts and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the fields of accounting and auditing. It covers the role of AI in automating accounting processes, analyzing financial big data, detecting fraud, and supporting financial decision-making.Topics include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing (NLP), and expert systems. Case studies and real-world applications are used to illustrate how AI enhances auditing quality and operational efficiency. Ethical and professional issues related to AI in the financial sector are also discussed.

This course explores the application of AI technologies in finance and financial management. It focuses on AI's role in financial data analysis, risk management, fraud detection, and investment strategy development. Emphasis is placed on FinTech innovations, machine learning models for forecasting, and AI tools for portfolio optimization and decision automation. The course also examines ethical and regulatory challenges in applying AI to financial contexts

Sustainability accounting is considered one of the newest branches of accounting, which has gained significant prominence in the current era and has become a key topic of discussion among researchers in universities worldwide. A board was established by the IFRS Foundation to set international accounting standards related to sustainability. In this context, this course focuses on introducing students to the fundamental concepts of corporate sustainability and how sustainability-related issues impact accounting practices within companies. The course will discuss how sustainability accounting is applied in companies and ensure that financial reports consider non-financial dimensions that contribute to business sustainability. It will also explore the current challenges and trends in this field.

This course focuses on advanced techniques and methods in cost accounting used to evaluate and analyze costs within industrial and service organizations. It aims to enhance students’ understanding of various cost systems, including both traditional and modern approaches, and how to apply them in diverse business environments. The course covers topics such as cost allocation, management of indirect costs, preparation and analysis of cost reports, and the distribution of joint costs. It also explores the role of cost accounting in supporting financial control and strategic decision-making, with an emphasis on cost management as a tool to improve organizational performance.

This course aims to equip students with advanced skills in analyzing and interpreting financial data through the use of quantitative tools, financial ratios, and horizontal and vertical analysis of financial statements. It also includes cash flow analysis and evaluation of companies' financial performance. The course further emphasizes the application of financial analysis in managerial and investment decision-making.

This course serves as an advanced introduction to the science and art of investment portfolio management. It aims to enable students to understand both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of building and managing effective investment portfolios in dynamic and volatile financial environments. The course integrates classical financial concepts with modern models, taking into account the evolution of global markets, investor behavior, and digital technologies that influence investment decision-making. The course covers portfolio construction strategies aligned with investors’ goals and acceptable risk levels. It also addresses various evaluation and analytical tools used to measure performance and adjust asset allocations to achieve optimal returns within reasonable risk boundaries. In addition, the course highlights the importance of diversification, portfolio performance assessment tools, types of investment portfolios, practical examples of portfolio management, risk mitigation techniques that affect returns, as well as investment funds and their associated risks.

This course aims to equip students with both theoretical and practical knowledge of scientific research methods in the field of accounting. It covers the complete research process including topic selection, problem formulation, literature review, methodology design, data analysis, and final report writing. The course emphasizes both qualitative and quantitative approaches used in accounting studies and provides critical evaluation techniques for existing literature.

This course focuses on advanced aspects of auditing, offering an in-depth exploration of the concepts and methodologies that reflect the complexities of today’s business environment. It aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of the auditor’s role in enhancing the reliability of financial information and supporting transparency and accountability within the framework of corporate governance. Topics include international auditing standards, evaluation of internal control systems, design tests of controls and substantive procedures, as well as audit issues related to accounting estimates, fraud, and related parties. The course also covers the professional responsibilities of auditors and the impact of technology on the audit environment, with an emphasis on practical applications and case analysis.

This course explores managerial accounting from an advanced perspective, emphasizing its vital role in supporting planning and decision-making processes within organizations. It covers the preparation and analysis of internal accounting reports used for guidance and control, along with a detailed study of cost classification and behavior, various costing methods, and cost-volume-profit analysis. The course also addresses variance analysis between actual and standard performance for control purposes and operational efficiency improvement. In addition, it includes discussions on methodologies for preparing operational and capital budgets, tools for evaluating long-term investments, and strategies for effective inventory management.

This course aims to provide master's program students with an in-depth understanding of the theoretical and practical framework of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), which are increasingly adopted in the preparation of financial statements worldwide. The course covers the fundamental concepts of measurement, recognition, presentation, and disclosure in financial statements prepared in accordance with international standards, with a focus on the most influential accounting standards in modern financial environments. It also discusses real-world examples of corporate practices and analyzes the extent of their compliance with IFRS. This course helps students develop their professional and research capabilities in the field of financial reporting and enhances their understanding of the challenges associated with implementing these international standards.

The course on Accounting Theory is one of the most important courses that provides in-depth knowledge about the historical development of the field of accounting. In addition, this course equips the student with various accounting theories, such as Agency Theory, Legitimacy Theory, Stakeholder Theory, and other theories that have been used in the development of accounting science. Moreover, the course addresses how accounting theories are utilized in building research relationships and developing hypotheses, as it is well-known that solid scientific research is based on a supporting theory that explains the relationships under study..

This course introduces students to the concepts of Financial Technology (FinTech) and its major applications in the financial sector. Topics include digital transformation in financial services, blockchain technology, digital currencies, crowdfunding platforms, and the use of artificial intelligence in financial data analytics. The course also explores regulatory challenges and cybersecurity issues related to these technologies.