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Master's specialisationAccounting and Control

Gain the skills and knowledge required to become a professional in the domains of auditing, accountancy, controlling and financial management and consulting.

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Something for you?

  • We emphasise the importance of ethics and other social aspects of the profession. 
  • We offer a nice blend of technical skills that are always fueled and supported by academic research and developments. 
  • This specialisation distinctly lays a good foundation for students desiring to become chartered accountants and controllers, both in the Netherlands and abroad.
Why study this programme?

Admission requirements

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What will you learn

After a general look at the most recent mainstream and heterodox economic theory, the Master’s specialisation in Accounting and Control totally immerses you in the world of governance, control and accounting. You will learn everything about the figures that make businesses operate and the meaning they convey to internal and external stakeholders. Further, this Master's specialisation also examines the social side of the profession in order to train you to be critical of a company’s financial processes as well as your own profession and to consider the consequences of the decisions you make.

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Future career opportunities

Our graduates are professionals in auditing, accounting and control, which makes them well suited for jobs such as:

  • Chartered accountant / Certified public accountant (Dutch = registeraccountant)
  • Chartered controller / Business controller (Dutch = registercontroller)
  • Management consultant
  • Financial advisor 
  • Financial officer

Career prospects

Research

A few examples to indicate the type of research topics in this specialisation:

  • How is the governance structure of a publisher altered as a result of the changing relationship between business units and a shared service centre (SSC)?
  • How different professional groups interpret the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) differently?
  • What is the evidence of the performativity thesis from the perspective of accounting?

Questions about this programme?

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Tuitions & grants

If you are going to follow this Master's programme, you will pay an annual tuition fee. There are different tuition rates. The amount depends on your personal situation.

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