Public Accounting – On Campus

SNIES 14143

RC No 024297 of December 30, 2020
Valid for 7 years

Study Plan
Length: Ocho semesters – (4 years)
Total program credits: 144
Admission cycles: Semester
Class Method: On Campus
Tuition fee 2024: $3.452.861 per semester

Elkin Antonio Restrepo Escobar
PBX (4) 402 55 00 Ext 120
Email: elkin.restrepo@fumc.edu.co

The Public Accounting Program of the Maria Cano University Foundation considers accounting as the social science in charge of supporting transactions between natural and legal individuals. It allows this program to be approached from two aspects: its material and formal object. The material object is related to other areas of knowledge such as economics, finances and engineering. On the other hand, the formal object is focused on the administration of resources for the generation, proper management and distribution of wealth that organizations have by promoting an environment of trust in the different interest groups through the efficient management of resources and wealth, and the control of the operations carried out with these.

The public accountant of the Maria Cano University Foundation is prepared to respond to social and organizational needs framed in sustainability, transparency and the generation of shared value, local and international regulations, in environments of change and uncertainty. In this way, the curriculum is organized with emphasis on the financial area, control and assurance, costs and tax management, which are aspects of the public accountant performance, articulated with other areas of knowledge to develop in the students the critical sense towards the solution of problems in their environment. In addition, there are other courses that develop the soft skills necessary in today’s professionals which will strengthen the professional development of the accountant, facing the needs of society and organizations today.

The Maria Cano University Foundation offers to the future professionals in Public Accounting the possibility of transforming their capabilities for strategic decision making in public and private organizations, in relation to finance and accounting management, with a clear orientation towards social responsibility and the solution of organizational problems in a creative and innovative way that allows them to respond to the needs of companies in a highly changing, complex and globalized environment.

The Program offers flexibility and interdisciplinarity alternatives for students, highlighting the possibility of being trained in mixed schedules from Monday to Friday (between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., and 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.) and eventually on Saturdays; taking subjects in Mariacanovirtual under 100% virtual modality; institutional services and aids; institutional platform to interact with subjects in virtual modality. The Program has professors with Master’s and Doctorate degrees and knowledge in agile learning methodologies, which generate an innovative environment in the academic processes, supported by the innovation and entrepreneurship classroom, the administrative, financial and accounting office and all the ICT tools supported by the computer classrooms, with accounting information systems for the proper application of the accounting process.

Night and/or business hours:
6:00 a.m. at 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Daytime hours:
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(According to academic programming and group formation).

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    Admission Profile

    The applicant to the Public Accounting program must be an integral and disciplined human being, with a great vision of professional growth, who works in a team. He/she has a great capacity for logical and numerical reasoning, and he/she is analytical which is a support in the educational processes. He/she is investigative and seeks permanent training. He/ she is demanding, and relies on his peers to promote learning scenarios with greater acceptance.

    Graduate Profile

    The Public Accounting Program of the Maria Cano University Foundation educates Public Accountants with ethical values, who are able to exercise leadership in interdisciplinary teams. They have skills and solid knowledge in accounting science and control, as well as law with accounting topics. They are creative, prospective, interdisciplinary, and familiar with the environment and national reality. They have a critical sense that allows them to make decisions, participate at the highest organizational levels, in conflict resolution, analyze and prepare information for decision making. Besides, they have research strengths through our teaching method with international projection, combining science and technology in their work, and committed to the political, social, environmental and economic development of the country.

    The fields of performance of the Public Accountants of the Maria Cano University Foundation are the following:

    • Public, private and third sector accounting and/or financial managers or directors.
    • Coordinators of accounting, financial or tax departments and divisions.
    • Consultants and business advisors.
    • Researchers and/or teachers.
    • Project managers.
    • Create and develop their own company.

    CURRICULUM

    Study Plan

    Semestres

    Credits 18

    • ICT Management 2
    • Mathematics I 2
    • Communication skills 2
    • Maria Cano Chair 2
    • Epistemology  2
    • Economics Basics 2
    • Accounting I 2
    • Instroduction to laws 2
    • Accounting Theory 2

    Credits 18

    • Mathematics II 2
    • Critical Reading 2
    • Social Competences 2
    • Microeconomics  2
    • Introduction to Management 3
    • Accounting II 2
    • Organizational Communication 2
    • Theory and Hermeneutics of Taxes 3

    Credits 18

    • Innovation and Creativity  3
    • Statistics 2
    • Financial Mathematics 3
    • Commercial Legislation 3
    • Costs I 3
    • Accounting III 2
    • Tax Legislation I 2

    Credits 18

    • Entrepreneurship 3
    • Basics of Research  2
    • Macroeconomics 2
    • Commercial Legislation 3
    • Accounting IV 3
    • Tax Legislation II 2
    • Costs II 3

    Credits 18

    • Project Formulation 3
    • Institutional Election 2
    • International Economy 2
    • Consolidation of Financial Statements 2
    • National and Territorial Taxes 2
    • Budgets 3
    • Accounting Laboratory I 2
    • Payroll and Social Benefits 2

    Credits 18

    • Project Evaluation 3
    • Ethics 2
    • Geopolitics 2
    • Tax Procedure 4
    • Auditing 3
    • Accounting Laboratory II 2
    • Risk Analysis I 2

    Credits 18

    • Financial Markets 3
    • Simulation Laboratory 2
    • Financial Management  4
    • Public Accounting 3
    • Accounting Consulting 3
    • Specialization field I 3

    Credits 18

    • Auditing and Internal Control 3
    • Business Internship ( Business Internship options, Business Idea and Business Consulting) 10
    • Risk Analysis II 2
    • Specialization field II 3