Prepare for complex corporate environments with this master’s course, where you’ll apply accounting and finance theories to real-world challenges. Develop your knowledge and skills in financial analysis and decision-making through workshops and hands-on exercises.
Key course content includes:
financial and management accounting – financial statement analysis, reporting, auditing, and management accounting for decision-makingethics, governance and sustainability – focuses on corporate governance within the regulatory frameworkcorporate strategy and data analysis – explores business environment critical analysis, strategy formulation and statistical techniques for data analysis.
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An honours degree 2:2 or above in any discipline or appropriate work experience in the financial sector together with relevant professional qualifications.
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Successful graduates may seek positions in the following job roles: financial accountant, management accountant, finance manager, auditor, digital audit professional, banking, financial services professional, compliance and risk management professional, or investment and wealth management professional.
On successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
critically evaluate current issues and apply the theories and principles in accounting and finance for leading and developing corporate practice in real world global strategic contextscritically apply advanced mathematical and statistical techniques for financial and investment analysiscritically assess the interactions of financial markets and corporate financial management and strategiesdemonstrate critical awareness of the role and importance of effective corporate governance, ethical responsibility, professional accountability, civic contribution and sustainabilityexecute research using critical judgement in the selection of methodological approaches, research techniques and toolsdemonstrate a critical understanding of financial theories and principles, and the ability to constructively challenge their assumptions.
Management Accounting and Corporate Strategy - 30 credits
Financial Accounting and Auditing - 30 credits
Data Analysis and Research Methods – 30 credits
Corporate Finance and Risk Management – 30 credits
Governance, Ethics and Sustainability – 30 credits
Postgraduate project — 30 credits
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