Overview
Overview
The new Master's degree programme Accounting, Finance & Sustainability offered by the Department of Economics is aimed at anyone who wants to shape the economy sustainably for the benefit of society. The course provides specialised knowledge in accounting, finance and sustainability. In addition to scientific and research-orientated approaches, the focus is on close integration with practice.
The Master's degree programme in Accounting, Finance & Sustainability deals with content from the field of accounting and finance at the interface with the topic of sustainability. These include modules on finance, accounting, controlling, auditing or taxation. A minor subject with 30 ECTS can be chosen flexibly; for example, modules on data-driven economy, general business administration or economics are available. In addition, further modules from the fields of accounting, finance & sustainability can also be studied in depth in the minor. Business English courses and semesters abroad round off the programme.
Duration of Studies
4 Semesters – 120 Credit Points
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in business administration or economics (180 ECTS)
Start of the Programme
Summer and Winter Semester
Initially offered in the Winter Semester of 23/24