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Business Administration and in general, all business degrees require at least two accounting courses, often even more, since accounting is such an important part in any business.
Finance is another degree that requires at least 2 accounting courses (likely more). Finance is closely linked to accounting, because finance is often dedicated to the study of aggregate accounting variables like those appearing in financial statements.
Economics is a degree that often requires at least 2 accounting courses, including a course in public accounting. It is important for economists to understand the accounting reality of governments and organizations.
Finally, International relations is a degree that often includes accounting courses as well.
