starts in early September, the fifth year of the Executive Master of Finance and Accounting (EMFA) of the Goethe Business School (GBS) at the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. By the GBS and the Auditing and consultancy firm KPMG developed 21 months lasting program prepares young graduates from part-time on understanding the complex structures and instruments in the financial and accounting and control.
The part-time masters degree program is for managers of all businesses open to those wishing to expand their expertise in finance and accounting. Requirements for admission to the program are the Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification, at least two years work experience after graduation as well as strong management and leadership potential. Application deadline is 1 July 2009.
as academic directors for the course were Prof. Hans-Joachim Bocking and Prof. Michael Hommel be won. Böcking is since 2000 Professor of Business Administration, particularly auditing and corporate governance at Goethe University. Hommel, since 2002 Professor of Business Administration, particularly auditing and accounting at the Goethe University. Both are recognized experts in their field and internationally well connected.
The course of the Executive Master of Finance and Accounting are taught in English or German for six terms in each of four extended weekends (Thursday to Saturday) and during a final week seminar taught. The course concludes with a Master of Arts in Finance and Accounting at the University of Frankfurt and ZEvA AACSB accreditation. The House of Finance, with its concentration of research expertise and successful networking and international co-operation with practitioners in the financial sector, for this program on campus Westend an ideal learning environment.
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