1. General Introduction
The Auditing program at HUFLIT equips students with a solid foundation in auditing principles and practices, financial regulations, and professional ethics.
Graduates will be able to apply auditing standards and legal frameworks to perform financial, compliance, and operational audit services across a wide range of organizations, including enterprises, corporations, banks, and public sector institutions.
Auditors play a crucial role in ensuring transparency, compliance, and accountability in financial reporting — contributing significantly to improved governance and the sustainable growth of organizations.
2. Admission Information – Auditing, HUFLIT 2025
3. Key Features of the Program
VACPA Certification Integrated into the Curriculum
Students take a Practical Auditing course in collaboration with the Vietnam Association of Certified Public Accountants (VACPA), earning a professional certificate recognized across the industry.
Bilingual Education – Global Readiness
Over 60% of specialized courses are taught in English, enabling students to master international accounting and auditing standards (IFRS) and communicate effectively in cross-border professional contexts.
Technology-Driven Training
Students are trained in advanced Excel, accounting software, data analytics, and automated reporting systems — essential skills for modern auditing in the digital age.
Enterprise Partnerships and Practical Learning
Through case studies, simulated audit engagements, and internships from the third year at auditing firms, banks, and financial institutions, students gain hands-on experience and professional insights early on.
4. Skills Acquired Upon Graduation
Graduates of HUFLIT’s Auditing program will be equipped with:
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Competence in conducting and reporting financial, compliance, and operational audits.
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Ability to analyze risks and evaluate internal control systems.
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Proficiency in auditing software, data analysis, and financial technology tools.
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Strong logical reasoning, critical thinking, and teamwork skills.
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Profound understanding of professional ethics and legal responsibilities in auditing practice.
5. Teaching and Learning Methods
The Auditing program at HUFLIT emphasizes application-oriented and experiential learning.
Students not only study theory but also engage in simulated audit case studies, analyze real corporate financial reports, handle actual datasets, and undertake professional internships in auditing and finance firms from their third year.
Classes are conducted through group discussions, project-based learning, and expert-led seminars, helping students develop a professional mindset even before graduation.
The teaching staff includes experienced auditors, chief accountants, and financial controllers, who bring real-world insights and the latest professional standards into the classroom.
6. Career Opportunities
Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in Auditing can pursue diverse career paths across sectors, such as:
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Independent Auditing Firms
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Private enterprises, corporations, and manufacturing companies
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Public administration and non-profit organizations
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Accounting and tax consulting firms
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Commercial banks and financial institutions
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Valuation and advisory companies
Potential job positions:
Independent Auditor, Internal Auditor, State Auditor (Financial or Compliance Auditor), Data Analyst, Accountant, Treasury Manager, Financial Consultant, Investment or Tax Advisor.
