Only what is measured can be controlled. Do you have a knack for numbers-based management and a great interest in moving things forward? With these specific skills, you can go far. Understanding accounting and finance is one of the central tasks in the management of companies. In this degree course, you will learn to make sound financial decisions in a wide range of contexts. The programme focuses on exploring current challenges in corporate practice. We combine this with a project-oriented working procedures approach and help you deepen your knowledge in the areas of investment management, business valuation, controlling and accounting. Special attention is paid to sustainability and digitalisation. You will learn the necessary tools for these, including the use of artificial intelligence. In addition, we place particular emphasis on developing interdisciplinary and social skills.

This Master's degree course prepares you for a responsible position in corporate management, investment banking, consulting or auditing. Experts in financial governance continue to assert themselves on the labour market and have excellent and exciting career opportunities in business, science and research. They also have the option of a scientific career with a subsequent doctorate.

Admission requirements:
-a first professionally qualifying certificate of academic degree in Economics or a related subject worth at least 180 ECTS. If the previous degree comprises less than 210 ECTS, admission is subject to the condition that the completion of modules comprising up to 30 ECTS must be proven before the degree can be obtained.
-the academic profile of the degree course meets the requirements if at least 45 ECTS credits have been earned in modules with a focus on one of the following areas: external accounting, internal accounting/controlling, finance, taxation, quantitative methods.
- Command of English at the B2 level according to the European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
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