مجلة الامتياز لبحــوث الاقتصاد والادارة
Volume 10, Numéro 1, Pages 406-429
2026-06-05
Authors : Dafri Rima . Torchi Meriem . Merabet Hanane .
This study aims to identify and analyze the critical gaps between Algerian accounting education and the global benchmarks set by the International Education Standards (IES). Conducting a systematic gap analysis of university programs from Bachelor’s to Master’s levels, we identify critical misalignments in four dimensions: (1) pedagogical-experiential disconnect; (2) technological fragmentation; (3) superficial ethics integration; and (4) assessment misalignment. Findings reveal ceremonial compliance driven by faculty capability gaps and stakeholder decoupling. The importance of this research lies in its contribution to the modernization of accounting education in Algeria and similar emerging economies, which is crucial for fostering financial transparency, attracting investment, and building a profession capable of navigating complex global challenges. We propose transformative alignment via hybrid practice studios (practitioner co-teaching), digital immersion threads (blockchain/AI integration), and competency-based e-portfolios. This research provides an evidence-based framework for accounting education reform, emphasizing technological judgment and ethical acculturation as pillars of professional readiness.
Accounting Education Reform ; International Education Standards (IES) ; Algeria ; Transformative Alignment
Djeffal Khalid
.
Haddad Nour El Houda
.
pages 402-423.
عامر مريم
.
طويلب محمد
.
ص 1213-1234.
Miliani Abdelhalim
.
Kameli Mohamed
.
pages 227-240.
Sellouh Mohammed Laid
.
Doumer Habib
.
pages 20-35.
Djennai Mohammed Alaeddin
.
pages 707-718.