This skills training will make you familiar with different career paths with an accounting background. The course strongly enhance your teamwork, analytical, rhetoric, and accounting skills.

During the first- and second-year accounting courses offered in our bachelor programs, you have studied the theories underlying the field of accounting, and you may have applied this to some real life cases already. In this skills course, we will follow up on this by introducing you to different roles an accountant can take in practice. The course consists of company workshops (organized by a sub-set of the Big4 accounting firms), allowing you to work on real-life cases. Working on these cases provides insights into the different roles accountants are confronted with in organizations and helps you to further develop your accounting- and social skills.

A collection of (academic) articles, workshops and case studies.

This course is in transition for the bachelor Fiscal Economics.
See the Bachelor Education and Examination Regulations for more information.

The following rule applies to bachelor Fiscal Economics students.
TRANSITIONAL REGULATION (EBS2025):
The bachelor Fiscal Economics has been discontinued.

There will be repeat education for year 1 and year 2 courses up to and including academic year 2025-2026 and exam-only up to and including academic year 2026-2027. For year 3 courses there will be repeat education up to and including 2026-2027 and exam-only up to and including academic year 2027-2028.

Whether a course is in transition, cancelled, or replaced may depend on the cohort you are in. Sometimes there are additional criteria. It is therefore very important to carefully read the EER and any addendum so you can apply the rules to your individual situation.


PREREQUISITES:
An advanced level of English.