Campus locations: Toyohashi, Nagoya, Kurumamichi  Graduate School of Accounting (Accounting School)

A training organization with consideration for businesspeople to bring up accounting professionals In fiscal 2006, a new examination system for those who want to become certified public accountants was established in response to voices in society calling for an increase in the number of excellent certified public accountants. Aichi University's Graduate School of Accounting is the Chubu area's first accounting school that complies with requirements of the new examination system. The Graduate School of Accounting sends out not only certified public accountants but also licensed tax accountants, national tax specialty officials, and other financial and accounting specialists who play active roles in private enterprises and public organization. The Graduate School of Accounting awards graduates a master’s degree in accounting (a professional degree).   Evening Classes on Easy-to-access Campus The Graduate School’s evening class schedule allows adults to complete the program by studying in the evenings and on Saturdays. It takes 10 minutes on foot to the Kurumamichi Campus from Nagoya Station. Ease of access is one of the merits of the Kurumamichi Campus. Exempt from Some Sections of Certified Public Accountant Examination Graduates can apply for exemption from the financial accounting, management accounting, and auditing sections of the four-section short-answer segment of the new Certified Public Accountant Examination, which came into effect in 2006. Small-group Education Taught by Teaching Staff including Businesspeople A large number of businesspeople as well as researchers participate as teaching staff members. The Graduate School provides thoroughgoing small-group education to bring up work-ready students. Early School Entrance Program for Third-year Students The Graduate School offers an early school entrance program for third-year students. Those who wish to take the entrance examination for the Graduate School, however, have to leave university without completing the course.