Accountancy and Controlling
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master Degree | On-Campus | Full-time, Part-time | find out | February, September | €2530 per year | €20800 per year |
About Accountancy and Controlling, Master Degree - at University of Groningen
Study accountancy and controlling in Groningen to learn about how technological innovations and sustainable practices are shaping the information provision to internal and external stakeholders of any organization.
What role do auditors and controllers play in society, and how is this role evolving in response to technological innovations? How can businesses integrate sustainability principles into their strategy and financial practices and what are the implications on information systems? In the MSc Accountancy and Controlling you will learn how to design information systems that produce such information, and how to assess the quality of existing systems. During the one-year programme, you will gain the competences necessary to work and succeed in a financial landscape that is ever-evolving, with new regulations, technologies, sustainable practices and financial instruments emerging regularly. You will be well-prepared to tackle challenges such as auditing financial data for multinational companies, ensuring compliance with evolving national and international regulations or steering financial sustainability of environmentally conscious organizations. What study area interests you most? In Groningen, you can specialize in three different profiles
- Accountancy
- Controlling
- Sustainability Management and Controlling
The demand for skilled professionals in Accountancy, Controlling and Sustainability remains consistently high. Did you know Groningen is also the only place in the Netherlands where you can gain a second Master's degree in Accountancy, the Executive Master of Accountancy and become a registered accountant? Alternatively, you can take the Executive Master in Finance and Control to become a registered controller.
Entry requirements
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