Online MBA Degree

Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto

Major Field Requirements

Economics
Microeconomic Theory I (ECO 2020)
Microeconomic Theory II (ECO 2030)
Macroeconomic Theory (ECO 2061)

Mastery of the content of the following courses is generally required:

MGT 3020* Financial Accounting: Theory and Empirical Research
MGT 3021* Managerial Accounting Research Methods
MGT 3022* Auditing: Theory and Empirical Research
MGT 3023* Topics in Accounting Research
MGT 3030 Finance Theory I
MGT 3032 Empirical Methods in Finance
STA 1102 Time Series Analysis

* Required Courses. The remaining courses are either taken for credit or audited, depending on the student’s background and preparation.

Title:MGMT982 Special Studies on Auditing (3)
College: Kyungpook University
Department: School of Business Administration
Course: Graduate Accounting Major
Credits:
Eligibility: International students holding a 4-year undergraduate degree and whose parents are both non-Korean nationals
Degree: Graduate
Tuition Fee for Graduate : US$2,600 ~ 3,400
Scholarships : As a national university, KNU tuition is about 40% of the cost of private universities in Seoul. Plus, 40% of KNU students are awarded partial scholarships for excellent scholastic performance or campus and community service, along with another 60 scholarships sponsored by external organizations.

Title:MGMT775 Auditing Theory (3)
College: Kyungpook University
Department: School of Business Administration
Course: Graduate MBA Major
Credits:
Eligibility: International students holding a 4-year undergraduate degree and whose parents are both non-Korean nationals
Degree: Graduate
Tuition Fee for Graduate : US$2,600 ~ 3,400
Scholarships : As a national university, KNU tuition is about 40% of the cost of private universities in Seoul. Plus, 40% of KNU students are awarded partial scholarships for excellent scholastic performance or campus and community service, along with another 60 scholarships sponsored by external organizations.

MGMT311 Auditing (3)
College: Kyungpook University
Department: School of Business Administration
Course: Undergraduate Accounting Major
Credits:
Eligibility: International students whose parents are both non-Korean nationals and who have completed (or are expected to complete) elementary, middle, and high school abroad.
Degree: Undergraduate
Tuition Fee for Undergraduate: US$2,400 ~ 3,000

Advanced courses and international openings

Corporate Finance
Marketing Management
International Economics
International Trade
Project Management
Euro Asia Challenge

7 modules of 24 hours
14 ECTS credits

Electives: 3 courses to be chosen

Leadership, Selling skills, Business Creation, Factor Analysis, Marketing fashion, Corporate performance evaluation, International Sourcing…

3 modules of 9 hours
2 ECTS credits

Specializations

International Business Management,
Finance and Auditing.

2 modules of 24 hours
4 ECTS credits

Research study

180 hours
10 ECTS credits

Courses Department of Finance : College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University

Elective Courses
Accounting and Economics:
Course ID Course Title Credits
B4033005 Cost Accounting 3
B4034002 Auditing 3
B4034001 Managerial Accounting 3
B4034021 Advanced Accounting 3
B4033009 Micro Economics 3
B4031007 Discussions for Economics 1
B4034003 Accounting Information System 3
B4034005 Advanced Statistics 3
B4032006 Practice of Intermediate Accounting 1
B4033019 Ding Business in Asia 3
B4034011 The Application of Accounting Practice 3

Studies in Auditing
Traditional auditing is composed of audit evidence collection, evaluation of control risk, and rendering an audit opinion. This course considers auditing as an evaluation process in which an opinion formation is regarded as an essential process in making financial statements useful to the interested parties.

Nanyang Business School at Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

B6131 Governance, Risk Management and Compliance
(replacing B6127 Further Perspectives in Auditing)
To sustain value, corporations today recognize the need for active engagement in setting objectives and overseeing programs associated with governance, risk management and compliance. This shift in paradigm is driven by increasing stakeholder demands and performance expectations as well as growing public scrutiny after some spectacular corporate failures around the globe.
The purpose of this course is to provide participants with an overview of risks that can threaten the attainment of organizational objectives and the building of control frameworks to identify, understand and manage risks. These risks include strategic risks and process risks that relate to internal business processes adopted by the organization to meet its goals. The course examines the types of responses that organizations can implement to mitigate these risks. It covers internal controls relating to strategic management and business processes. The course also aims to enhance participants’ understanding and assessment of forward-looking governance and compliance programs, controlling compliance infrastructures, measuring and monitoring ongoing governance and compliance practices that are crucial in building a culture of doing the right thing.
This course adopts complementary strategic and agency perspectives of governance, risk management and compliance. The agency approach is designed to expose students to the conflicting roles and objectives of the parties that contribute to the corporation’s’ value-adding process.
Topics covered include – corporate governance, the nature, management, and control of risks and complementary strategic opportunities faced by corporations COSO and COBIT frameworks internal control processes role of evidence use of Control Self Assessment (CSA), Internal Control Questionnaires (ICQs), system and documentation flowcharts as decision tools, and compliance as a pivotal mechanism in ensuring the effectiveness of governance and risk management practices.