"What are Students Taught in International Accounting Courses? The Need for Global Education in U.S. Classrooms" by Bert J. Zarb

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What are Students Taught in International Accounting Courses? The Need for Global Education in U.S. Classrooms

The CPA Journal (2008)

Bert J. Zarb, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Philip Jagolinzer, University of Southern Maine

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Abstract

The dynamic growth of global markets in recent years has spurred a demand for new knowledge and skills. Each advance in technology, systems, and processes reaffirms that need. For students to succeed, they must learn how the global marketplace functions and adapt to different ways of thinking and working. Accounting is one discipline that is poised to meet these challenges of the developing global workplace.

Keywords

international accounting standards,
professional education,
accounting education,
accounting standards,
globalization

Disciplines

Accounting

Publication Date

September, 2008

Citation Information

Bert J. Zarb and Philip Jagolinzer. "What are Students Taught in International Accounting Courses? The Need for Global Education in U.S. Classrooms" The CPA Journal Vol. 78 Iss. 9 (2008) p. 60 - 65 ISSN: 0732-8435
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/bert_j_zarb/11/