In today's competitive environment, employers seek individuals who possess the skills to analyze and evaluate complex business problems, along with the ability to make informed decisions. The Accounting Minor Business Economics program is designed to help students excel in the business world by focusing on the interaction between business and the external economic environment. The program caters to students interested in pursuing a career in accounting, as well as those who aim to understand the economy's impact on business decisions.

The program places importance on developing a high level of technical competence in accounting, enabling students to understand how accounting data and information are generated and interpreted. Additionally, it emphasizes the significance of comprehending the functioning of the economy and utilizing accounting information for economic and commercial decision-making. Students are equipped with quantitative and qualitative analysis skills, among others, to excel in their professional endeavors and compete in both domestic and international markets.

Graduates of Accounting Minor Business Economics can pursue careers in various sectors, including:

1. Commercial Sector: This includes companies and retail businesses, where graduates can work in accounting and financial management roles.
2. Industrial Sector: Graduates can find opportunities in industrial and production companies.
3. Service Sector: Graduates can work in private service companies.
4. Financial Sector: Graduates can work in commercial and Islamic banks, financial institutions, or investment firms.
5. Health Sector: Hospitals, medical institutions, and healthcare centers.
6. Education Sector: Graduates can work in educational institutions such as colleges and schools.
7. Government Sector: Government institutions, various ministries, and municipalities.
8. Accounting and Auditing Institutions: Graduates can work in accounting and auditing firms, providing accounting services, conducting audits, and offering tax consultancy.
9. Charities and Non-Profit Organizations.
10. Consulting Institutions.
11. Creation and Management of Private and Family Businesses.