Due to the growing need for accountants with exceptional accounting knowledge, skills, and innovative abilities in decision-making and leadership, the College of Administrative Sciences and Informatics introduced the accounting program in 2011. This decision was prompted by the rising demand from the Palestinian, Arab, and international job markets.

The objectives of the accounting program are as follows:

• Equipping students with up-to-date and emerging knowledge in different areas of accounting to meet the demands of diverse institutions.
• Enhancing students' understanding of current and emerging issues in the field of accounting and financial sciences.
• Providing students with essential knowledge in related fields such as management and informatics, which are closely intertwined with accounting.
• Cultivating students' analytical skills, critical thinking abilities, and organizational proficiency.
• Fostering students' capacity to apply and put into practice the knowledge and theoretical concepts they have acquired in the field of accounting.

Upon completing the program, the students will acquire the following skills and knowledge:

• Familiarity with fundamental accounting concepts and their various applications.
• Proficiency in preparing financial statements, final accounts, and estimated budgets.
• The ability to analyze financial statements and utilize the data and information for decision-making purposes.
• Strong understanding of essential administrative and economic concepts.
• Competence in utilizing computers for accounting, administrative, economic applications, and decision-making processes.

Graduates of the accounting program can pursue careers in the following sectors:

1. Commercial sector: Companies and privately-owned shops.
2. Industrial sector: Private industrial companies.
3. Service sector: Private service companies.
4. Financial sector: Commercial banks, Islamic banks, and financial institutions.
5. Health sector: Hospitals and healthcare institutions.
6. Education sector: Educational institutions.
7. Government sector: Government service, industrial institutions, and government departments.
8. Accounting, auditing, and tax consultancy institutions and offices.
9. Charities and non-profit organizations.
10. Self-employment and entrepreneurship in the private business sector.
11. Municipal sector.