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As a distance learner, students must have access to a suitable computer with internet connection, together with sufficient IT competence to make use of word processing, internet and email.... [-]

The Master's programme in Accountancy & Control offers two top-level academic specialisation tracks:

Both tracks offer a common knowledge base in Accountancy and Control, as well as in-depth specialised courses and subject matter.

After successful completion of this programme, you will receive an accredited Master’s degree in Accountancy and Control and the title Master of Science (MSc).

The Amsterdam Business School (ABS) at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) has an excellent reputation, with an international focus and many highly reputable researchers and lecturers. Read more about our rankings and reputation.... [-]

The Master (MSc) Accountancy & Control programme of the University of Amsterdam has a strong international emphasis. The programme is designed to prepare students for financial positions, not only in auditing and consultancy but also in industry, banking or government. The programme consists of an Accountancy track and a Control track.

The Control track of the Accountancy and Control Master’s programme is concerned with financial information and decision making in the management of organisations. It provides you with the broad range of skills, the in-depth knowledge and the international expertise that you will need as a controller or financial professional in the business world or the public sector.... [-]

The Master (MSc) Accountancy & Control programme of the University of Amsterdam has a strong international emphasis. The programme is designed to prepare students for financial positions, not only in auditing and consultancy but also in industry, banking or government. The programme consists of an Accountancy track and a Control track.

he Accountancy track in the Accountancy and Control Master’s programme is for you if you seek a career in a financial function, as an auditor, but also as a financial professional in the business world or in not-for-profit organisations. The programme provides you with in-depth knowledge of financial information flows and their role in financial management, as well as the professional skills to apply this knowledge to the practical world of business or the public sector.... [-]

MSc International Business: Accountancy (full-time)

Interpreting information for better business decisionsCompany decisions, such as how many employees to hire, how many products to make and so on, require financial information. Financial consultants interpret information, enabling resource allocation decisions that are necessary to make decisions and meeting targets. Auditors, on the other hand, check the reliability of that information.

Programme information

Accounting is the backbone of any company; without it, profit, people and products cannot exist. Financial information needs to be gathered, interpreted and checked in order to be able to make business decisions. As a graduate of Accountancy, you can become a Financial Consultant, Auditor or many other positions in the financial world.... [-]

This one year program completely taught in English provides students with a relevant insight into the importance of financial reporting for the modern business environment.

The MSc in International Accounting, Audit, and Control is designed for students looking to achieve long-term career success. It is based on a solid foundation in financial reporting and analysis; in management accounting and decision-making; and financial advisory services. The program provides students with an understanding of modern financial reporting functions from a technical and institutional point of view enabling graduates to work in a wide variety of industries. Graduates benefit from the built-in fast-track preparation for admission to global professional accountancy bodies (e.g. exemptions towards the ACCA Professional Examinations, alignment with the CIMA’s Masters Gateway and coverage of a significant part of the IMA’s Body of Knowledge).... [-]