The MSc in Accountancy and Control at the University of Amsterdam develops your expertise in financial reporting, management control, and decision-making in organisations. Through academic coursework and applied case work, you build the analytical skills needed for roles in accounting, auditing, and finance & control.
The Master of Science in Accountancy and Control at the University of Amsterdam is designed to deepen your knowledge in financial reporting, management control, and organizational decision-making. This program combines academic learning with practical case studies, equipping you with the analytical skills essential for careers in accounting, auditing, finance, and control.
The MSc program is structured around core courses complemented by track-specific coursework. You will choose one track that progresses from foundational accounting principles to advanced analytical techniques and applied decision-making.
Track flexibility: Students have the option to change tracks after starting the program, subject to specific regulations and availability.
The program seeks candidates with a solid academic foundation capable of managing its rigorous demands. While the overall application is evaluated holistically, a strong academic record in your Bachelor’s degree is typically expected.
GPA guidance: Historically, applicants with a GPA equivalent to a Dutch grade of 7.0 or higher have been favorably considered. Applications with lower GPAs may still be submitted for evaluation.
Eligible applicants should possess an academic Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree with a specialization in one of the following areas:
If your degree is in a different field, you may still qualify if you have completed relevant coursework, such as:
Graduates of the MSc in Accountancy and Control are well-prepared for various roles in accounting, auditing, and financial management. The program's rigorous training and practical focus enable alumni to excel in both national and international contexts, making them valuable assets in the finance and accounting sectors.
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