The Master of Accounting (MAC) program at Duy Tan University is designed to meet the evolving demands of international economic integration. This program aims to equip professionals and administrators with advanced knowledge in audit and accounting, enabling them to tackle complex issues within organizations and prepare for roles in multinational corporations and major economic entities. The curriculum focuses on enhancing students' understanding of corporate accounting, international finance, and analytical skills for financial decision-making, alongside improving English proficiency for professional use.
The MAC program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of accounting and auditing principles, with a strong emphasis on their application in corporate and international financial contexts.
Graduates of the Master of Accounting program are prepared for a wide range of professional roles in accounting, auditing, finance, and management within various sectors.
Applicants are expected to have a strong academic background and a desire to advance their knowledge in accounting and auditing.
Please refer to the university's admissions office for the most current fee information.
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Applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree and a strong academic background. Specific GPA requirements may apply. You should contact the admissions office for the most current details.
To apply, contact the Admissions Office for details and requirements, prepare your application documents, submit the completed form and supporting materials, and await the admission decision.
Applications are accepted twice a year, leading up to June and November intakes. The program starts in July and December.
Please refer to the university's admissions office for the most current fee information, as tuition details are not specified here.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Auditor, Accountant, Financial Analyst, Management Consultant, Finance Manager, and Tax Specialist in various sectors.
The Master of Accounting program is structured over two years, covering advanced accounting and auditing principles, with a thesis or research project in the second year.