Accountancy

Overview

The Accountancy course from University of Malta  of studies extends over a period of two years of full-time studies. Lectures are held during the day and are spread over five days a week.

Students successfully completing the Master in Accountancy should be able to:

• Critically analyse, evaluate and conclude on assurance engagements and other assurance issues in the context of best practice and current developments,

• Technically recognise and measure complex assets and liabilities and interpret developments in international accounting and issues in financial reporting,

• Prepare a set of consolidated financial statements, and account for the implementation of a scheme of reconstruction,

• Account for the tax treatment of specific transactions and examine and discuss the importance of EU directives on Maltese corporate tax system,

• Advise management and/or clients on major financial management decisions to be taken by various corporate entities, in particular those concerning the setting of financial goals for such entities and the development of strategies for the achievement of these goals, in line with the agreed policy framework,

• Use sophisticated management accounting techniques to carry out detailed calculations and generate relevant decision making information,

• Analyse the various aspects of organisational performance using an array of performance measurement tools and generate reports which can contribute to the strategy setting and execution processes of organisations,

• Look at the world of business as the world of human relations that needs to be regulated to prevent abuse of power, supported by a vision of appropriate forms of human solidarity and cooperation

Careers 

As a graduate with a Masters in Accountancy, you will be able to enter a career in the field of accountancy, both locally and abroad, as an accountant, accounting manager, auditor, tax accountant and as a finance manager.

If you would like to further your studies, the option of doing a doctorate is offered by the University of Malta or by foreign institutions abroad.