What lies behind the figures in a report? INTEREPO will teach learners to see the full picture

A company may report rising revenue. But what does its reporting reveal about risks, environmental effects and the quality of its decisions? INTEREPO, “EU Integrated Reporting: Linking Finance, Sustainability and Governance”, will help students and professionals examine these questions through EU approaches to reporting.

Learners will read financial figures alongside sustainability and governance information. For example, they could compare profit growth with data on resource use, supply-chain risks and management accountability. This approach helps them ask better questions of a report and draw well-founded conclusions.

INTEREPO will offer three learning pathways:

• An updated Master’s course in accounting and financial reporting under international standards.
• A new Master’s elective on the EU sustainability reporting framework, with a focus on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and their application.
• A bilingual online certificate course for students at different levels, early-career professionals and other interested learners. It will offer an accessible introduction to EU reporting for participants new to the subject.

The programme plans at least 130 teaching hours each academic year. Practical cases, research by the project team and academic publications will support the teaching. An international final conference will bring academics and practitioners together to discuss the results.

INTEREPO starts on 1 October 2026. Course programmes, enrolment dates and participation details will be published separately on this website.

INTEREPO | Grant Agreement No 101320683 | Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module