Implementation Paths and Effectiveness Analysis of Refined Financial Management in Universities
Abstract
The refined financial management of universities is an essential approach to optimizing resource allocation, enhancing the efficiency of fund utilization, and promoting the sustainable development of universities. This paper explores the implementation paths for refined financial management in universities, including establishing a comprehensive financial management system, advancing budget management refinement, strengthening cost accounting and control, enhancing financial supervision and internal control, and fostering the professional capabilities of financial personnel. Additionally, it analyzes the outcomes of refined
financial management, focusing on improving resource allocation efficiency, maximizing fund utilization, reducing operational costs, enhancing decision- support, and strengthening overall governance capabilities. Refined financial management provides robust support for modernized governance and high-quality development in universities.
financial management, focusing on improving resource allocation efficiency, maximizing fund utilization, reducing operational costs, enhancing decision- support, and strengthening overall governance capabilities. Refined financial management provides robust support for modernized governance and high-quality development in universities.
Keywords
University financial management; Refined management; Budget management; Cost accounting; Governance capability enhancement
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/cle.v2i5.6354
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