Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit — CCA Alternance

The "CCA Alternance" track is part of the Master Comptabilite-Controle-Audit at Institut catholique de Rennes, located in Bruz, France, and is delivered through a work-study format known in France as alternance, which combines academic study with periods working for an employer. Accounting, control, and audit form a discipline concerned with recording and reporting financial information, monitoring the performance and compliance of organizations through internal control systems, and independently verifying financial statements through audit procedures. Students in this field typically study financial and management accounting, auditing standards and methods, corporate finance, tax, and business law, building both technical accounting skills and an understanding of how organizations govern and monitor themselves financially. Because this track follows a work-study format, students alternate between coursework and practical placements with a company, gaining direct professional experience alongside academic instruction. Graduates of accounting, control, and audit programs commonly work as auditors, accountants, financial controllers, and consultants for accounting firms, corporations, and public organizations, with the professional experience gained through alternance often supporting entry directly into these roles. This master's program lasts two years, begins in September, and is taught in French. Yearly tuition is 250 euros. Institut catholique de Rennes, located in Bruz, offers higher education programs across several fields. This track suits students who want to combine academic study in accounting and audit with hands-on workplace experience throughout the program.