Teaching at the Chair of Accounting

Accounting takes a prominent role within the field of business administration, because - as the "language of business" - it enables transparent and comprehensible communication of companies' economic activities and thus enables stakeholders of companies - for example current and prospective investors - to make good decisions. The basic learning objective, from which our teaching content is derived, is to provide students with the necessary skills to work with accounting information, that is, to understand it and to be able to appropriately apply it in decision-making.


We offer courses on Bachelor and Master level and soon also in the structured doctoral program of the department.

 

Overview of courses offered

WINTER TERMSUMMER TERM

International Financial Reporting for Decision-Makers
(English, Master-Level, 4.5 ECTS, major Financial Management and Accounting)

Sustainability Accounting and Accountability
(English, Master-Level, 6 ECTS, major Financial Management and Accounting)

Group Accounting
(German, Master-Level, 4,5 ECTS, major Financial Management and Accounting)

Financial Reporting and Taxes (Finanzberichterstattung und Steuern)
(German, Bachelor-Level, 6 ECTS, profile area Accounting and Finance)

Valuation (Unternehmensbewertung)
(German, Master-Level, 3 ECTS, major Financial Management and Accounting)

Exercise sessions to  Financial Reporting and Taxes

(German, Bachelor-Level, supplements Financial Reporting and Taxes, profile area Accounting and Finance)

Bachelorseminar: Accounting and Information Processing
(English/German, Bachelor-Level, application and allocation take place via the regular process of the department via KIS)

Masterseminar: New Technology and Current Trends in Accounting
(Englisch, Master-Level)

Bachelor Thesis
(English/German, Bachelor-Level, application and assignment via the centralized process of the department on KIS)
Master Thesis
(English, Master-Level, application via email to accounting(at)wiwi.rptu.de)
Bachelor Studies
Master Studies
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