A modern accountant is not just someone who works with numbers. They are a specialist who possesses digital tools, analytics, automated systems, and the ability to make management decisions. Such specialists hold the future, and this is what is prepared in the specialties"Accounting and Taxation"at the Institute of Economics and Management of NUWGP.
During a motivational meeting for NUWGP students and students of the Rivne Economic and Technological Vocational College of NUWGP, which took place at the branch of the Department of Accounting and Auditing - the IT company‘Shturman’, participants had the opportunity to see how modern technologies are changing the accounting profession and opening new horizons.
At the meeting in Shturman, students heardhow digital accounting programs and cloud services work; why the automation of business processes requires specialists of a new generation; what skills are necessary for the accountant of the future: from management analytics to working with big data; about obtaining and storing electronic signatures; what opportunities collaboration with IT companies and real employers during training provides.
A consultant from the company, a graduate of NUWGP, explained why it is worth choosing the specialty 'Accounting and Taxation': a universal profession– needed in business, the public sector, financial institutions, and entrepreneurship;high demandin the labor market; modern technologies: accounting systems, ERP, CRM, analytical tools, digital archiving; the possibility to workremotely, in international teams or start your own business. This is a profession that allowsto influence the financial stability and development of enterprises.
Practice alongside real business
The IT company 'Shturman' is an example of how the university collaborates with employers, creating conditions for practice, internships, and acquiring modern digital competencies.
Thank you to 'Shturman' for many years of fruitful cooperation in preparing specialists in accounting and taxation!
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