Accounting Minor

Minor in

Accounting

The Minor in Accounting will offer future business managers and entrepreneurs an understanding of the accounting functions of a business. Courses selected for this Minor are intended to focus on the needs of managers and entrepreneurs.

Administered by: School of Accounting and Finance at the Ted Rogers School of Management

Exclusions: This minor is not available to students in the following programs:

Bachelor of Commerce (Business Management), Accounting Major
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance), all majors.

To receive this Minor, students must complete six (6) courses from the following curriculum:

Three (3) Required courses:

ACC 414†	Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 504	Accounting Cases and Concepts I
ACC 514	Intermediate Accounting II

Plus three (3) of the following:

ACC 521	Auditing
ACC 522	Taxation for Managers and Financial Planners
ACC 607	Accounting for Small Business
ACC 801	Intermediate Cost and Management Accounting
ACC 803	Advanced Management Accounting
LAW 529*	Employment and Labour Law
LAW 603*	Advanced Business Law

*Only one of LAW 529 or LAW 603 may be selected.

† ACC 414 has prerequisites. Students must successfully complete the following courses to be eligible to enrol in ACC 414:

ACC 110 and ACC 410, or

ACC 100, ACC 406 and ACC 333. ACC 333 is offered only in the Spring/Summer term.

Please see (PDF file) Senate Policy 148 for further information about Minors.