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Business A: Accounting and Finance

This study profile provides a comprehensive understanding of central corporate processes in the areas of finance, accounting, controlling and taxation - both nationally and internationally. 

Students can deepen their knowledge in the following areas:

  • Finance: In-depth knowledge of modern econometric instruments and methods for risk management. Current developments such as data analysis, artificial intelligence and sustainability are also taken into account.
  • International Accounting and Auditing: Examination of financial and non-financial reporting and the fundamentals of auditing. The influence of digitalization and topics such as corporate social responsibility and corporate governance are also explored.
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  • Management Accounting and Control: in-depth knowledge of analytical and digital controlling, expansion of traditional financial controlling to include challenges in international controlling and applications of controlling in operational functional areas.
     
  • Corporate Taxation: Comprehensive insights into national and international corporate taxation. In particular, the topics of sales tax and income tax, as well as EU standards to be observed, are covered.

A close connection to actual business practice is ensured through the use of real-world data, events with business partners and guest lectures. Working with current research results and scientific methods also prepares students for an academic career.

Is this Study Profile a Good Fit?

This study profile is a good choice for students with the following prior knowledge, skills and areas of interest:

  • Related prior knowledge from the Bachelor's degree program.
  • Good mathematical and analytical skills
  • Interest in the complex interplay between companies and markets with the economy as a whole
  • Enjoy working with quantitative models, figures and processes
  • Practical work and application of acquired knowledge to real-life scenarios
  • Interest in (international) internships and career options in the financial sector, the areas of finance, management and governance in companies and related areas.

Core Areas of the Study Profile

Students in this study profile choose at least six modules from the following areas.

More information on the course of study and module selection can be found in the examination regulations.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this study profile are ideally prepared for management careers in the following professional fields:

  • Applied Economics
  • Finance
  • International Accounting and Auditing
  • Management Science
  • Public Economics
  • Human Resource Development and Change Management
  • Corporate Taxation
  • Management Accounting and Controlling

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