Master of Accounting

MASTER'S DEGREE TRAINING PROGRAM

Industry: Accounting

(Issued with Decision No.: /QD-DN issued on date month year)

of the President of Dai Nam University)

1. General information:

• Training field: Accounting
• Program code: 8340301
• Program name: Master of Accounting training program
• Education level: Master
• Training form: Full-time

2. Training objectives

Pursuant to the Master's training regulations issued together with Circular No. 15/2014/TT-BGDDT issued on May 15, 2014 by the Minister of Education and Training, the Master's training program in the field of Accounting is designed in an application-oriented manner to help learners improve their professional knowledge and skills in the Accounting profession; have the ability to work independently and creatively; have the ability to organize and operate Accounting work, promote and effectively use specialized knowledge in performing tasks suitable to the actual conditions at economic units and public administrative units; have scientific research methods and can continue to participate in the Doctoral training program.

2.1. General objectives

Provide students with in-depth knowledge of Accounting; effectively use financial accounting tools in business, in financial management at enterprises and socio-economic organizations; skillfully apply knowledge of accounting and auditing in building and organizing the implementation of the unit's financial strategy according to the new vision of the modern economy.

Graduates of the Master of Accounting major have the capacity to solve complex and interdisciplinary accounting and auditing problems and have the capacity for scientific research.

2.2. Specific objectives

Knowledge:

Equip learners with in-depth knowledge of accounting and auditing, serving the synthesis, analysis and interpretation of issues related to accounting and auditing systems and production and business activities.

Equip learners with knowledge and methods for financial planning and management in enterprises and socio-economic organizations.

Skill:

- Professional skills

+ Skills in synthesizing, analyzing, planning and organizing the implementation of accounting and auditing policies and decisions;

+ Management skills, especially risk management in businesses;

+ Skills to analyze and evaluate the general financial situation as well as the financial situation of businesses;

+ Ability to think systematically, detect and solve problems independently and creatively;

- Soft skills

+ Ability to work independently, creatively and under pressure;

+ Presentation, management and team leadership skills;

+ Good use of English at work (equivalent to European B1)

Ability to be autonomous and responsible:

+ Ability to be autonomous and solve problems in the field of accounting and auditing;

+ Have the ability to lead in professional fields, accounting and auditing, protect and be responsible for professional conclusions;

+ Have the ability to promote collective intelligence in management and professional activities in the fields of accounting and auditing;

+ Ability to orient personal capacity development, adapt to highly competitive working environment.

Attitude and behavior: Students will be trained not only to become experts with high professional qualifications, good political qualities and professional ethics, but also to have the spirit of building and developing the community, using knowledge in a useful way for society.

Possible job positions after graduation:

- Expert in planning, analyzing, and advising on policies related to accounting, auditing, and finance, working at corporations, general companies, and socio-economic organizations from central to local levels;

- Senior expert in financial analysis, management and internal control of enterprises and economic groups;

- Researcher and lecturer on accounting - auditing, finance at research institutes, universities and colleges;

- Managers at state management agencies or financial directors at enterprises and economic groups.

3. Training program

The program consists of 3 parts with 15 modules equivalent to 60 credits:

Part I: General knowledge: 3 courses, 12 credits (20%)

Part II: Basic and specialized knowledge block: 12 courses, 36 credits (60%)

Required: 6 courses, 18 credits (30%)

Elective: 6 courses, 18 credits (30%)

Part III: Master's Thesis 12 credits (20%)

a. Training program volume

b. Training program

You can see more information in the master's admission announcement.