The Professional Diploma in International Financial Reporting (DipIFR), delivered by An-Najah National University, is an elite Microcredential program designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and global financial practice. Meticulously aligned with the ACCA DipIFR syllabus and utilizing BPP Learning Media resources, the program serves as a comprehensive preparation pathway, equipping qualified participants with the specialized knowledge and rigorous technical skills necessary to successfully challenge the international ACCA DipIFR exam.

Targeting accounting and business graduates, as well as senior-level students, the curriculum spans 210 intensive total workload hours. It progresses through three sophisticated Modules: Fundamental, Advanced, and Strategic IFRS. Participants gain deep technical mastery in complex areas such as group consolidation (IFRS 10), business combinations (IFRS 3), and the emerging field of sustainability disclosures (IFRS S1 & S2).

Distinguishing this program at an EQF Level 7 standard is the strategic integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools. Learners develop the capacity to navigate digital transformation in accounting, using advanced data analytics to synthesize and present complex financial information. This dual focus on statutory compliance and technological innovation ensures graduates possess the critical thinking and technical precision required for leadership in the global financial sector."

• international financial reporting standards (ESCO)
• accounting techniques (ESCO)
• financial statements (ESCO)
• financial analysis (ESCO)
• mergers and acquisitions (ESCO)
• financial department processes (ESCO)

• draft accounting procedures (ESCO)
• attach accounting certificates to accounting transactions (ESCO)
• interpret financial statements (ESCO)
• prepare financial statements (ESCO)
• use accounting systems (ESCO)
• follow up accounts receivables (ESCO)
• prepare financial auditing reports (ESCO)
• idenfify if a company is a going concern (ESCO)
• analyze financial performance of a company (ESCO)
• allocate bills (ESCO)
• manage publicly traded companies (ESCO)

Bachelor's degree holders, or currently enrolled students in at least their second year, majoring in Accounting or other Business School disciplines.

Graduates from various disciplines who possess relevant practical experience in finance and accounting.

Undergraduate students from diverse majors who wish to deepen their understanding and gain a competitive edge in financial reporting.

Individuals aspiring to apply for the globally recognized DipIFR (Diploma in International Financial Reporting) certification awarded by the ACCA. To find out if you are eligible to take the DipIFR exam, in addition to the Professional Diploma/Skilled Level certificate in "International Financial Reporting," please visit the following link:

https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/glance/dipifr/who.html

Basic accounting skills

C.V

210 Hours

Module One: Fundamental IFRSs (60 hours)

Conceptual Framework

 IFAC Ethics Code

IAS 1

IFRS 18

IAS 33

IAS 2

IFRS 15

IAS 16

IAS 36

IFRS 16

IAS 38 & IFRS 3

IAS 37

Module Two: Advance IFRSs (60 hours)

IFRS 9

  IAS 19

IAS 12

IAS 21

IAS 41

IFRS 2

IFRS 6

IFRS 13

IAS 10

IAS 8

Module Three: Strategic IFRSs (90 hours)

IAS 24

  IFRS 8

IFRS for SMEs

IFRS 10

IFRS S1 & S2 (Sustainability standards)

IFRS 10

IFRS 3

IFRS 3

IAS 28 & IFRS 11

IFRS 5

Applied across all levels: Technological and Employability Skills. This is part of the ACCA DipIFR certificate curriculum

Using computer technology to access and process relevant information efficiently

Navigating between windows and computer screens to create and edit answers according to exam requirements using the appropriate tools

Working on relevant response options using available functions and technologies as required in a work environment.

Presenting data and information effectively using the appropriate tools.

Note: In addition to the curriculum mentioned above, this diploma takes an extra step by integrating AI tools.

Pass rate – 50%

 Professional Exam Achievement - (60%):

Comprehensive Final Examination: A rigorous, summative assessment that mimics the ACCA DipIFR methodology and time constraints. It tests the ability to apply the full suite of international standards under pressure.

 Applied Project (Simulation Task) – (30%)

Strategic Financial Reporting Case Study: Students must prepare a set of consolidated financial statements for a hypothetical multinational group. This requires the synthesis of diverse data points into a cohesive, compliant report.

Field/Lab Applied Tasks – (10%)

AI Labs: Practical assessment of the student’s ability to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to automate reporting and perform advanced data analytics.

• financial manager (ESCO)
• financial controller (ESCO)
• accounting analyst (ESCO)
• accountant (ESCO)
• accounting manager (ESCO)
• billing clerk (ESCO)

Stackable within a professional pathway: This is perhaps its strongest professional feature due to the ACCA alignment.

Stackable within an academic pathway: By aiming for EQF Level 7 and using ECTS credits, applicants have built a bridge to formal higher education.