FINANCIAL REPORTING AND AUDITING | School of Economics and Business in Sarajevo

BHS

1 year I 2 years

60 ECTS I 120 ECTS

Program value

The program allows participants to acquire new and advanced scientific and professional knowledge in the area of financial reporting and auditing, and thereby meet the pronounced needs of economy and labour market for specialized staff, create prerequisites for further development and reinforcing the accounting and auditing profession in BiH and thus indirectly contribute to the country's advancement toward European integrations.

Who is the program intended for?

Master program in Financial Reporting and Auditing is intended for participants who want to acquire new theoretical and hands-on knowledge and become able to independently perform even the most demanding tasks in this area.

Program structure

SEMESTER	TWO-YEAR PROGRAM
I	1. Accounting System in BiH and the EU; 2. Financial Reporting Standards; 3. Corporate Law and Corporate Management; 4. Using IT in Financial Reporting; 5. Financial Report Analysis
II	1. Financial Reporting for Small and Medium-size Enterprises; 2. Financial Report Auditing; 3. Internal Auditing and Control; 4. Project
III	1. Financial Institutions and Markets; 2. Cost and Managerial Accounting; 3. Public Sector Accounting; 4. Professional Ethics of Accountants and Auditors; 5. Public Sector Auditing
IV	Master Thesis

SEMESTER	ONE-YEAR PROGRAM
I	1. Accounting System in BiH and the EU; 2. Financial Reporting Standards; 3. Corporate Law and Corporate Management; 4. Using IT in Financial Reporting; 5. Financial Report Analysis
II	1. Financial Reporting for Small and Medium-size Enterprises; 2. Financial Report Auditing; 3. Internal Auditing and Control; 4. Master Thesis

Diploma

Upon completing their studies, students are granted the diploma of School of Economics and Business of University of Sarajevo; degree: Master of Management, major: Financial Reporting and Auditing.

Admission requirements

The program admits candidates who have completed the undergraduate three-year or four-year university studies and achieved 180 ECTS or 240 ECTS during their studies.