The program prepares students to become professional accountants.

It covers theoretical and conceptual accounting issues and provides students with the necessary accounting skills to make them employable in a variety of settings. For example, students will be able to understand economic transactions and keep companies’ financial records, using the IT resources specific to the field. They will acquire essential data processing skills to produce annual financial statements and/or tax reports, and the ability to calculate and interpret economic-financial indicators. Students will also be prepared to carry out activities specific to the control of financial accounts and to carry out financial audits.

In addition to the professional skills and abilities, the program also develops transversal competencies. For example, students will be able to identify and assume roles and responsibilities in a team and use effective communication and collaboration techniques.

Moreover, the program provides students with the opportunity to pursue national and international professional certifications as follows: