Introduction to Auditing Major The auditing major trains compound applied talents who have basic knowledge of economics, management, accounting and auditing, master modern auditing theories, methods and means, master foreign languages and computer tools, have a strong sense of innovation and sustainable development potential, and can engage in financial auditing, performance auditing, fixed assets investment auditing and information system auditing in domestic and foreign economic management fields. Students are required to master theoretical knowledge and professional skills, understand the theoretical frontier and development trend of this subject, and have certain scientific research ability; Master professional information processing methods such as document retrieval, economic management information collection and data query; Familiar with common professional software such as enterprise management, accounting and auditing, and skilled in using computers to handle accounting and auditing business; Have the ability of listening, speaking, reading, writing and translating in English, and meet the requirements of CET-4 or school degree English; Have a good audit culture and integrity, strong communication and coordination skills and team awareness.
The employment prospect of auditing major Modern auditing is the product of the development of modern market economy. Due to the development of science and technology and commodity economy, higher requirements are put forward for economic management and supervision.
Due to the expansion of audit function, not only financial audit has developed greatly, but also business audit, management audit and performance audit have emerged. Not only is the government audit becoming more and more perfect, but with the development of joint-stock companies and the emergence of multinational companies, it has also promoted the development of internal audit and social audit. Especially after the computerization of accounting, it has brought new challenges to auditing, created good conditions for the establishment and development of modern auditing system, and greatly improved the employment prospects of auditing.
After graduation, students majoring in this major can engage in internal audit work in large and medium-sized enterprises and multinational companies, audit inspection and appraisal work in government audit institutions and judicial organs, audit services and consulting work in intermediary institutions such as accounting firms, law firms and asset appraisal companies, and teaching and scientific research work in schools and scientific research departments.