Regnskap og revisjon - master

The two-year master's in accounting and auditing is a professional degree that gives the theoretical basis for becoming a state-authorised public accountant. Students study advanced financial reporting, auditing and finance, and learn the relevant parts of company law and tax and VAT law. The first two semesters are compulsory, the third offers electives, including finance, management or public-sector accounting, and the fourth is devoted to the master's thesis. Graduates are in demand in audit firms, private business and public administration. The programme builds analytical skills, professional judgement and an understanding of how organisations report their finances, with teaching based on international standards and regulations. Cohorts are small, around 30 to 40 students.