The Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting program focuses on producing graduates who possess the capability to work in a diverse range of professions, from roles in large business organizations and government agencies to becoming business entrepreneurs. The career paths can be divided into three main categories as follows:

             1. Corporate Sector Careers – Suitable for those who wish to work in private companies both domestically and internationally, multinational corporations, and firms providing accounting and financial services, such as
– Financial Accountants, who prepare financial statements, analyze income and expenses, and manage the organization’s finances.
             – Management Accountants, who analyze costs, plan budgets, and assist in formulating the company’s financial strategies.
             – Auditors, who examine the financial statements of organizations to ensure compliance with accounting standards and legal requirements.
             – Accounting and Tax Consultants, who provide advice on taxation, financial regulations, and bookkeeping practices.
             – Digital Accounting Specialists, who utilize technology and automated accounting systems (AI, Blockchain, ERP) to manage financial data.
             – Chief Financial Officers (CFOs), who oversee the financial management, investment, and budgeting of the organization.
             – Accounting Data Analysts, who analyze accounting and financial data for strategic decision-making.
             – International Accountants, who manage accounts for companies operating abroad in accordance with IFRS standards.

2. Government and State Enterprise Careers – Suitable for those who wish to work in government agencies, state enterprises, and institutions related to financial auditing and regulation, such as
             – Government Accountants, who prepare accounts and budgets for government agencies.
             – Public Finance Analysts, who analyze and plan the budgets of the public sector.
             – Internal Auditors in the Government Sector, who audit accounts and control budgets within government agencies.
             – Tax Officers from the Revenue Department, who oversee tax collection and compliance for the government.
             – Tax & Accounting Policy Specialists, who develop tax and accounting policies for the government.
             – Economic & Accounting Researchers, who research and analyze accounting data to support government policies.
             – State Auditors, who work in agencies responsible for auditing government budget expenditures.

3. Self-Employment and Entrepreneurship Careers – Suitable for those who wish to own accounting-related businesses or establish their enterprises.
             – Accounting Firm Owners, who provide bookkeeping services, auditing, and tax consultancy.
             – Freelance Accountants, who offer accounting and tax services for small businesses or individuals.
             – Accounting Technology Entrepreneurs, who develop accounting and financial software platforms.
             – Business & Financial Consultants, who provide advice on accounting strategies and financial management.
             – Accounting System Developers, who design and develop accounting programs for organizations and businesses.
             – Family Business Owners & Financial Managers, who manage the accounting and finances of family businesses.
             – Online Accounting Coaches & Educators, who run online accounting courses for students and interested participants.

1) The mission for undergraduate educational services at the Faculty of Business Administration and Accountancy can be reached at
telephone number 08-9711-1619 or 0-4320-2401 extensions 48008 or 48009
(during official hours from Monday to Friday: 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM).

2) The admissions office at the Bureau of Academic Administration and Development, Khon Kaen University can be contacted at
telephone numbers 09-5671-6259, 09-5669-4704, or 0-4320-2660
(during official hours from Monday to Friday: 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM).