Program Overview

Accounting Master's Degree

The Accounting master's program is a master's program that provides students with specialized knowledge in accounting, enabling them to manage, control, and analyze the accounting processes of economic entities. The program aims to train professionals who can perform mid- and high-level financial and accounting management tasks in various areas of the domestic and international economy.

Basic data

The program's basic data are as follows:

• Qualification level: Master's degree (MSc)
• Department: Part-time (correspondence)
• Qualification: Certified economist majoring in accounting
• Form of financing: State-funded or self-financed (HUF 395,000/semester)
• Training period: 4 semesters

Total Credit Value

The program accepts students with a bachelor's degree in a related field, with the following credit requirements:

• Full credit recognition: Bachelor's degree in finance and accounting
• Partial credit recognition: Business and management, trade and marketing, international management, tourism and hospitality, human resources, business teacher bachelor's degree

Study Circles

The program requires students to have a minimum of 60 credits in the following areas:

• Methodological knowledge (mathematics, statistics, IT): 15 credits
• Basic knowledge of economics: 10 credits
• Business knowledge: 10 credits
• Knowledge of social sciences: 10 credits
• Professional knowledge: 15 credits

More Information

For further information, please refer to the Master's in Accounting information booklet (valid from year 2023, amended).