In reviewing the responses, we adopted a critical and interpretivist stance based on our collective experiences of accounting education and research in China and internationally. This stance was infotmed principally by our experience with the CIAP as a current lecturer in two of the prescribed CGA subjects (Financial Accounting 2 and Financial Accounting 3), as a former successful student in the CIAP, and as an independent international observer with a wide global experience of teaching accounting. A limitation of the study is that many of the assessments we enter are based mainly on experiences at only one of the participating CIAP universities, the Capital University of Economic and Business. Although generalization of findings to the broader group of 20 participating CIAP universities should be done cautiously, nonetheless broader generalization is likely to be warranted because all 20 participating universities subscribe to a common CGA template and enroll students with similar profiles.