The Professional Bachelor in Accounting and Management trains competent professionals in accounting and financial management of organizations. Students acquire skills in accounting, financial management, taxation, audit, and management control in order to meet the needs of companies in financial and accounting management.
SKILLS DEVELOPED:
- General and Cost Accounting: Mastery of principles and techniques of general and cost accounting.
- Financial Management: Financial analysis, cash management, and investment evaluation.
- Taxation: Knowledge of tax rules and tax optimization.
- Audit and Management Control: Execution of internal and external audits, implementation of management control systems.
- Human Resource Management: Understanding of the financial aspects of human resource management, including payroll and social benefits.
- Business Law and Tax Law: Knowledge of legal and tax regulations applicable to companies.
- Accounting Information Systems: Use of accounting software and information systems for accounting management.
- Budget and Forecast Management: Development and monitoring of budgets, analysis of variances.
- Financial Communication: Drafting of financial reports and presentation of financial statements to stakeholders.
EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS:
Graduates of the Professional Bachelor in Accounting and Management can access various positions, such as:
- Accountant: Maintenance of accounts, preparation of financial statements, management of daily accounting operations.
- Management Controller: Monitoring of financial performance, analysis of variances, and implementation of corrective measures.
- Internal/External Auditor: Execution of audits to evaluate the effectiveness of internal control systems and compliance with standards.
- Administrative and Financial Manager: Supervision of accounting and financial activities, cash management, and budget development.
- Chief Accountant: Management and supervision of the accounting team, validation of accounting closures, and preparation of financial statements.
- Tax Advisor: Advising companies on taxation, tax optimization, and management of tax obligations.
- Financial Analyst: Analysis of company financial performance, investment evaluation, and development of recommendations.
- Management Consultant: Advising companies on improving their accounting and management practices.
- Payroll and Personnel Administration Manager