Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit

Tuition fees for Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit are 292 USD per year.

The Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit, known by its acronym CCA, is offered by Universite de Poitiers at its Iae - Poitiers site in France, as a two-year program taught in French, with yearly tuition of 250 euros and an intake generally scheduled for September. Accounting, control, and audit is a specialized field within business studies that trains students in the preparation, verification, and analysis of financial information used by companies and other organizations. Students in this area typically study financial accounting, which covers how companies record and report their financial transactions, alongside management accounting, which focuses on using financial data to support internal business decisions. Coursework generally also addresses auditing standards and procedures, covering how external and internal auditors verify that financial statements accurately reflect a company's situation, as well as taxation, corporate law as it relates to accounting practice, and financial reporting standards. Because this field is closely tied to professional accounting qualifications in France, training often follows a structure aligned with the requirements for further professional certification in accounting and auditing. Students develop strong technical skills in financial analysis, along with an understanding of the regulatory and legal framework governing corporate accounts. Graduates of CCA programs commonly pursue careers as accountants, auditors, or financial controllers, working within accounting firms, audit practices, or the finance departments of companies across various industries. Many also continue toward additional professional certification to qualify as chartered accountants or statutory auditors in the French system. As the program is taught entirely in French, applicants need strong French language skills, along with a background in accounting, finance, or business, to follow coursework over the two years of study.