Specialist Certificate in Accounting's Advanced Topics

Obtaining and promoting your knowledge, talents, and abilities in a specialty is made easier and more affordable by the LSU credentials. You will get a digital badge from LSU Online & Continuing Education after finishing a certificate successfully.

Our certificates are especially designed for those who are currently employed and need a flexible way to enroll in courses and record the credentials they grant you. A credit certificate or a college degree could be your next step after earning this certificate because the courses in it also count toward your college credits.

Any course you need to complete this certificate can be started at any time. One need not be admitted to LSU.

Three separate courses totaling a base price of $866 make up this program's total cost. Course-specific expenses like proctoring and literature will affect the overall program cost, which will change. Each course's page includes a curriculum as well as extensive information on these fees.

The following are the prerequisites for these online courses: a computer with Internet access, email, a web browser (Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are suggested), Microsoft PowerPoint, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.

The certificate's courses are standard three-credit LSU courses that are available online. The self-paced nature of the courses allows you to finish them in as little as four weeks, despite the fact that you have six months to complete each one. A syllabus that outlines the prerequisites is provided for each course. Complete completion of the courses is done online.

Your chance to learn useful information and skills in a handy online format is the LSU Certificate program. You will get a digital badge for completing each certificate, which you can use to demonstrate your proficiency in that field. The LSU administration of this program does not necessitate enrollment in the university. The classes you enroll in may also give you credit toward a degree or other professional objectives, which may help you get started on that path.

For people with college degrees who participate in college-level accounting courses online in order to advance their careers, the LSU Accounting Specialist Certificate program is available. The credit-bearing business and accounting courses that you need to expand your knowledge and sharpen your skills are available at LSU. The certificate acknowledges the completion of a sizable number of additional undergraduate accounting and business law credits that are not required for an undergraduate degree program.

The LSU Certificate program offers a practical way to demonstrate and market your expertise in a particular field. You will get a digital badge from LSU Online & Continuing Education after finishing a certificate successfully.

Our certificates are especially designed for those who are currently employed and need a flexible way to enroll in courses and record the credentials they grant you. A credit certificate or a college degree could be your next step after earning this certificate because the courses in it also count toward your college credits.

Any course you need to complete this certificate can be started at any time. One need not be admitted to LSU.

Three separate courses totaling a base price of $866 make up this program's total cost. Course-specific expenses like proctoring and literature will affect the overall program cost, which will change. Each course's page includes a curriculum as well as extensive information on these fees.

The following are the prerequisites for these online courses: a computer with Internet access, email, a web browser (Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are suggested), Microsoft PowerPoint, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.

The certificate's courses are standard three-credit LSU courses that are available online. The self-paced nature of the courses allows you to finish them in as little as four weeks, despite the fact that you have six months to complete each one. A syllabus that outlines the prerequisites is provided for each course. Complete completion of the courses is done online.

Your chance to learn useful information and skills in a handy online format is the LSU Certificate program. You will get a digital badge for completing each certificate, which you can use to demonstrate your proficiency in that field. The LSU administration of this program does not necessitate enrollment in the university. The classes you enroll in may also give you credit toward a degree or other professional objectives, which may help you get started on that path.

With the completion of our online Bachelor of General Studies in Africana Studies program, students will have the knowledge necessary to make judgments regarding the problems that affect Africa and the African diaspora.

In this degree, the following subjects are covered:

• A thorough historical examination of Black Africa and the Diaspora that covers early African civilizations, the Atlantic Slave Trade, Black resistance to slavery, African decolonization, and Pan-Africanism in the 20th and 21st Centuries

• An examination of Black African musical traditions, focusing on West and Central African musical concepts, and following how these concepts spread and were expressed in the diverse music of the Atlantic World.

• a research project on a particular topic or problem, such as the experiences of Africans and people of African descent worldwide

• a thorough examination of African spirituality covering origin myths, spiritual beings' beliefs, rituals, holy authorities, as well as African Christianity and Islam

• A study of Black American cinema's history and ideologies, with a focus on how African American cinema relates to American culture and politics in general

• an examination of one or more African-American writers, the Harlem Renaissance, the post-World war two social protest movement, the Black Arts Movement, and/or the canonical status of African-American writers

• highlighting the crucial role played by African Americans in US history from 1619 to the present racial experiences and American identity: philosophical concerns