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School: Brunel University
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Finance and Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
This course produces graduates with a sound knowledge of both accounting standards and corporate governance, as well as their role in the operation of financial markets. The programme includes topics such as the theory of finance, company valuation, the assessment of corporate risk, international accounting standards, corporate governance and financial statement analysis. Subsequently, it provi...
 

School: Bradford University School of Management
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Finance, Accounting and Management (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
This course concentrates on the role of finance and accounting in creating and maintaining business success. It offers a thorough grounding in all of the key management disciplines, training in interpreting and using financial information, and a strategic and international perspective on business finance issues. Outline Syllabus During the first stage, students follow the MA core modules. ...
 

School: University of Bath School of Management
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MSc in Accounting and Finance
Course Format: Classroom
The MSc in Accounting and Finance is an intensive, one-year, full time Master’s programme designed for ambitious graduates who have achieved a good UK undergraduate degree or its international equivalent, who currently have little or no business experience. Unlike our MSc in Management programme, all disciplines will be considered including management or business studies. Numerate disci...
 

School: Aston Business School
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MSc in Accounting and Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Accounting and financial management is a key to the successful operation of any organisation. The course is designed for candidates wishing to acquire such expertise as preperation for a senior management role. This course offers a general management perspective and an understanding of the language of accounts specialists. This course is designed for graduates of any discipline who wish to ...
 

School: University of Wales
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MSC Accounting and Finance - Specialist
Course Format: Classroom
This twelve-month taught Masters course is for students who wish to undertake advanced coursework study in Accounting and Finance alongside the opportunity to study related subjects in Management, as preparation for a career in the financial world. You will be eligible for the programme if you have completed a Bachelors degree in Accounting and Finance (single, major or joint honours), or yo...
 

School: Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
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Management Accounting Financial Strategy
Course Format: Classroom
Students should be able to: understand and apply contemporary thinking on strategic financial management; understand and utilise appropriate tools for strategic financial management; evaluate strategic financial management options in light of the needs of management and the policy of the enterprise; characterise and describe the enterprise¡¯s financial strategy and use that characterisa...
 

Management Accounting Business Strategy
Course Format: Classroom
Students should be able to: identify and evaluate approaches to strategic management; explain the place of the enterprise in the broader economic and social environment; apply contemporary thinking on strategic management; identify and utilise appropriate tools for strategic analysis; evaluate appropriate strategic options and make recommendations; evaluate the linkages between str...
 

Management Accounting Risk and Control Strategy
Course Format: Classroom
Students should be able to: evaluate and advise on management and internal control systems for a range of risks; plan a review process, including an internal audit, of such systems; evaluate alternatives and advise on the management of financial risks; advise on the development of information systems that support the risk control environment.
 

Financial Accounting and Tax Principles
Course Format: Classroom
Students should be able to: describe the types of business taxation rules and requirements likely to affect a company (in respect of itself and its employees); describe and discuss how financial reporting can be regulated and the system of International Accounting Standards; prepare statutory accounts in appropriate form for a single company; assess and control the short term financial...
 

Management Accounting Decision Management
Course Format: Classroom
Students should be able to: separate costs into their fixed and variable components and use these in break-even analysis and in decision-making under multiple constraints; establish relevant cash flows for decision making and apply these principles in a variety of contexts including process/product viability and pricing including evaluation of the tension between short-term, ’contribu...
 

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