Qualification Awarded
Students who successfully complete all the courses and get minimum 120 ECTS, receive the associate degree in Accounting and Tax Practices.
Specific Admission Requirements
While the students who graduated from the departments of the vocational high schools determined for the transition without examination can enter the program without examination, this practice was terminated with the regulation in 2017. Candidates who are graduates of all high schools are placed in the program if they get YGS (Higher Education Entrance Examination) and YGS score of 6 is taken for the Accounting and Tax Applications Program.
Qualification Requirements
Students who complete 120 ECTS credits and gets minimum 2.00 out of 4.00 as grade point average can be graduate from the Accounting and Tax Practices program. In addition, the internship should have completed 40 working days.
Recognition of Prior Learning
Candidates must have completed secondary education or have an equivalent education abroad to enter the Accounting and Tax Practices Program. For transfer, they must meet the requirements stated in Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Undergraduate-Associate Regulations. Candidates may be exempted from these courses if the content and credit of the courses previously taken in another institution are appropriate for the content and credit of the courses and approved by the directorate of our school.
History
Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Fethiye Ali Sıtkı Mefharet Koçman Vocational School Accounting and Tax Applications Program started its activities in 2005-2006 academic year under the name of Economic and Administrative Departments. The first graduates were awarded in 2007.
Profile of the Programme
The aim of Accounting and Taxation Programmeis to train qualified intermediate workforcecapable of taking responsibility in accounting departments of both public and private sector enterprises, establishing their own workplace and working as Public Accountants after meeting legal requirements. In line with these goals, students are prepared to prepare for the profession and acquire necessary knowledge.
Exam Regulations & Assesment & Grading
Exams; mid-term, final exam, make-up exam, make-up exam, exemption exam and single course exam. Midterm Exams: At least one mid-term exam is given for the courses opened in each semester. Final Examinations: At the end of the semester, students are expected to determine the success of the courses. In the determination of the student's course grade, the general application for the contributions of the exams is 40% of the score taken in the midterm exam and 60% of the score taken in the final exam evaluation. However, the contributions of midterm and final exams to the course notes can be determined by the instructors who conduct the courses at different rates. Make-up Exams: Students who cannot take the mid-term or the final exams due to a valid excuse are given the right to excuse examination by the relevant board of directors.The student has applied to the dean's office / directorate within 3 days from the day of his / her excuse by making a petition based on the excuse for the acceptance of the excuse exam for the student. Make-up exams: Students are required to take the FD or FF grade at the end of the final exams and take the DD or DC grade and take the make-up exams. The grade taken in the make-up exam replaces the final exam grade of the course. The contribution amounts of the midterm exams and make-up exams are calculated as in the final exams. In the courses that take the make-up exam, the last success grade is taken as a basis regardless of the previous grade. Exemption Examinations: The courses determined by the Senate are made on the dates specified in the academic calendar. Single Course Exam: Students who have fulfilled the continuation requirement for their graduation and who fail only one course can take one course exam from the failed course. The Relative Evaluation System was put into force by the Senate Decision dated 29 August 2012 and numbered 465/11, according to the provisions of the Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Associate and Undergraduate Education Regulations 46.
Graduation Requirements
In order to successfully complete the Accounting and Tax Practices Program and to obtain an associate degree, students must pass all the courses in the program, complete their 40-day internship and obtain a minimum GPA of 2.00 on 4.00.
Occupational Profiles of Graduates
Students who graduate from the Accounting and Tax Practices program are employed in the accounting and finance departments of public institutions and private firms in accordance with the qualifications they gain. In addition, they can work in the offices of Certified Public Accountants and Certified Consultants.
Access to Further Studies
Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to enroll in a bachelor's degree program if they are successful in the Vertical Transfer Exam conducted by ÖSYM. The departments that can be completed with a vertical transfer from the program are as follows; Labor Economics and Industrial Relations, Economics, Business Administration, Business Information Management, Business Informatics, Business-Economics, Logistics Management, Finance, Accounting, Accounting Information Systems, Accounting and Financial Management, Accounting and Financial Management, International Finance, International Business, International Business , International Business and Trade, International Trade, International Trade and Finance, International Trade and Finance, International Trade and Business, International Trade and Logistics. At the same time, the program students can complete the undergraduate program without taking the vertical transfer exam and preparing for the undergraduate program by giving three and fourth year courses in the Department of Business Administration, Economics.
Mode of Study
Full-time normal and secondary education
Programme Director
Specialist Dr. Filiz YILDIZ CONTUK
ECTS Coordinator
Instructor Dr. Filiz YILDIZ CONTUK