FINANCIAL AUDIT

Financial Auditing is becoming an essential field in the modern financial era. If you have strong analytical skills, enjoy solving financial problems, and are interested in a career in finance and accounting, this program will be an ideal choice for your professional development.

Program Introduction

The Financial Auditing major is a first-level discipline under the field of Economics, and an important part of the Accounting discipline. This program primarily focuses on the audit theories and methods related to the authenticity, compliance, and efficiency of financial institution accounting information. It aims to cultivate highly skilled professionals with a solid foundation in economics, management, law, and auditing, who have strong problem-solving and analytical abilities, and are capable of conducting independent research, analysis, and practical auditing work in financial auditing.

Program Objectives

The goal is to cultivate future financial auditing elites with a solid mathematical and computational foundation, mastery of modern financial principles and financial engineering techniques, familiarity with financial laws and regulations, and national policies related to financial auditing. The program emphasizes developing students' financial analysis and innovation capabilities, aiming to produce professionals with a global perspective and strong problem-solving abilities in international auditing issues, particularly in frontier auditing fields.

Graduation Requirements

Graduates of the Financial Auditing program should possess the following knowledge and abilities:

• Master the basic theories and knowledge of economics, management, law, and auditing.

• Be familiar with financial institution accounting systems and financial auditing policies.

• Have strong problem-solving and analytical abilities.

• Be capable of applying financial auditing theories and methods to analyze and solve financial auditing problems.

• Be proficient in computer application technologies.

• Have good communication skills and strong teamwork spirit.

Core Courses

• Microeconomics

• Macroeconomics

• Econometrics

• Management

• Fundamentals of Accounting

• Fundamentals of Auditing

• Public Finance

• Securities Investment

• International Finance

• Financial Engineering

• Corporate Finance

• Financial Auditing

• Comparative International Auditing Systems

• International Auditing Standards and Practices

• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

• Fundamentals of R Language and Python

Research Directions

The research directions in the Financial Auditing major include:

1. Audit Technologies and Methods: Study how modern technologies can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of audits.

2. Risk Management and Internal Controls: Explore how to identify, assess, and control financial risks.

3. Financial Fraud Auditing: Analyze and detect fraudulent activities in financial statements.

4. Financial Compliance and Regulation: Study how financial institutions comply with laws, regulations, and industry standards.

Degree Awarded

Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Economics

Career Development

After graduation, students can work in national auditing institutions, government financial regulatory agencies, multinational banks, securities companies, insurance companies, fund companies, trust companies, and other international financial institutions. They may also work in the investment and financial management departments of multinational enterprises or pursue graduate studies in finance-related fields.

Graduates of the Financial Auditing program typically work in:

• National Auditing Agencies

• Banks

• Insurance Companies

• Securities Companies

• Fund Management Companies

• Auditing Firms

• Consulting Firms

• Higher Education Institutions and Research Institutes

Related Majors

• Finance

• Financial Engineering

• Insurance

• Investment Science

• Financial Mathematics

• Credit Management

• Economics and Finance

• Actuarial Science

• Internet Finance

• Financial Technology