With the strong support of the government, “Internet +” has entered a path of rapid development, and gradually penetrated into various industries of society, bringing changes in development methods to different fields. In the report of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the requirements for comprehensively deepening the reform of the public financial management system were clearly put forward, and the financial department of the university, as the core institution of the school's strategic decision-making, should shift the focus of accounting work from the traditional service function under the new reform and development situation. For the management function, the school's financial management level has been effectively improved, and the effectiveness of various tasks has been ensured through the introduction of “Internet +”. Based on the Internet + environment, the article deeply explores and analyzes the current challenges faced by university management accounting, and aims to develop a series of improvement measures. In the process of accounting management system, system and talent innovation, the level and quality of accounting management in colleges and universities are improved.

Xu Bingqing. Research on the Application of University Management Accounting Based on Internet + Environment. Frontiers in Educational Research (2019) Vol. 2 Issue 6: 88-93. https://doi.org/10.25236/FER.020616.

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