Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit

Tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

Université Paris Nanterre, in Nanterre, France, offers the Master Comptabilité-Contrôle-Audit, a two-year graduate program taught in French that combines the fields of accounting, management control, and auditing. Accounting focuses on recording and reporting an organization's financial activity, management control addresses the tools used to plan and monitor performance, and auditing involves the independent examination of financial statements and internal processes. Students in this program typically study financial and cost accounting, corporate finance, taxation, internal control systems, and the professional standards that govern statutory and internal audit work. Graduates of this discipline commonly work as accountants, management controllers, or auditors within companies, public sector organizations, or specialized accounting and audit firms. Some pursue the additional professional qualifications required in France to become a chartered accountant or statutory auditor, which involve further examinations and supervised practice beyond the graduate degree. Others move into financial analysis, corporate finance departments, or consulting roles that draw on accounting rigor and audit methodology, applying these skills across sectors that range from manufacturing and retail to banking and public administration. The program runs for two years and begins in September, with instruction delivered entirely in French at the Nanterre campus. Yearly tuition is two hundred fifty euros, in keeping with the fee structure common to French public universities.