The Qualification Requirements of Algerian Universities’ Accounting Graduates According to the International standards of Accounting Education: A Field Study
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2017-06-01
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The objective of this study is to investigate the qualification requirements among
accounting graduates of Algerian universities according to the international standards of
accounting education. This research is based on a statistical analysis of the initial collected
data through a questionnaire distributed to a sample of 64 accounting professors and 220
accounting graduates. The results show that there is a general compliance between most
normative learning outputs and those acquired by the accounting students, especially
with technical competency, ethics, values, and professionalism. However, the research
indicates that the learning outputs of the professional skills of the graduates are below the
required level. The study recommends that the current accounting programs should adopt
the learning outputs of professional competency according to the international standards
of accounting education, especially professional skills development . The research also
recommends introducing solid foundations of values and ethics that are required in the
accounting profession, as well as establishing strict admission requirements that comply
with the International Standards of Accounting Education.
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Accounting Education, International standards of Accounting Education, Competency, Universities, Algeria
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