Management Control

Core Courses

First Semester:

• Management Control 1
• Budgets and Budgetary Management
• Production Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Success in Professional Integration
• Business Law
• Business English 1

Second Semester:

• Management Control 2
• Financial Project Analysis
• Payroll Management and Productivity Leadership
• Seminar on Management Control
• Information Systems and Performance Leadership
• Applied Information Systems in Management
• Business English 2

Third Semester:

• Management and Control in Distribution Structures
• Management and Control in Public Organizations
• Value Strategy and Management (Target Costing Method)
• Research Methodology
• Risk Management
• Accounting and Financial Auditing
• Business English 3

Fourth Semester:

• Internship in an institution, culminating in a thesis and defense.

Advanced Topics

The Master’s program in Management Control provides in-depth theoretical and practical training in several advanced areas, including:

• Management Control in Specific Contexts: such as distribution structures and public organizations, to understand the particularities of control depending on the organizational type.
• Value Strategy and Management: focusing on techniques such as target costing and value analysis to enhance financial and operational performance.
• Risk Management: studying tools and approaches for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks within an institutional framework.
• Financial and Accounting Auditing: acquiring the skills needed to audit financial operations and ensure compliance with accounting and legal standards.
• Scientific Research Methodology: preparing students to conduct high-quality academic research using both quantitative and qualitative methods, with a strong emphasis on research ethics.
• Applications in Information Systems and Performance Analysis: using digital tools to support managerial decisions through data analysis and strategic control