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Accounting training courses and schools
General and Management Accounting

School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Accounting For Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
This course acquaints students with the process used to construct and understand the financial reports of organizations. The objective is to understand the decisions that must be made in the financial reporting process and to develop the ability to evaluate and use accounting data. Emphasis is placed on understanding the breadth of accounting measurement practices and on being able to make the ...
 

School: Kellogg School of Management Executive Education
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Creating Value Through Strategic Acquisitions
Course Format: Classroom
Forge and implement effective, sustainable mergers, acquisitions, and alliances that create value and competitive advantage. The Kellogg School’s comprehensive Merger Week program—one of the oldest and most successful programs of its kind—takes you through the intricacies of the entire strategic merger and acquisition process. From identifying target companies to post-merger integration, you wi...
 

Finance for Executives
Course Format: Classroom
Improve your ability to interpret financial reports, and learn the language and techniques of finance—whether you are new to finance or just want to sharpen existing skills. Senior faculty create a collaborative learning environment which inspires you with concepts to understand and predict the financial implications of managerial decisions. The program provides a comprehensive view of sharehol...
 

Corporate Financial Strategies for Creating Shareholder Value
Course Format: Classroom
Build shareholder value by strategically planning and integrating financing and investment decisions. In this program, senior faculty and other leading experts bring real-world and academic experience to the classroom to review the latest techniques for analyzing and valuing financial decisions. Exploring a comprehensive framework you will learn to effectively integrate financing and investment...
 

School: JER Online
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Payroll Accounting
Course Format: Online
This course is designed to introduce individuals, entrepreneurs and small businesses to the cost of labor and its related payroll taxes. In some companies, payroll costs represent more than one-third of the operating costs. The employer is liable for meeting reporting requirements and for the money withheld from employees?wages or salaries and for payroll taxes. This course will focus on the li...
 

School: Brandeis University International Business School
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Managerial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to internal reporting issues and problems employed in planning, control, and evaluation. Topics include cost behavior, overhead cost allocation, budgeting, and variance analysis. Taught from the perspective of the decision maker rather than the accountant who prepares the information.
 

Intermediate Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Provides an extensive expansion of the traditional introduction to financial accounting courses. Additional topics include deferred taxes, pensions and other post retirement benefits, earnings per share, share base compensation and leases.
 

Accounting & Financial Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to basic accounting principles, including analysis of financial statements using case studies. Develops fundamental concepts and accounts and applies them to income measurement, capital values, and costs, with a focus on international accounting issues.
 

School: Ferris State University
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Financial & Accounting Systems & Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
The structure and analysis of organizational accounting and financial systems, including the building and tracking of organizational budgets and variances; the use of various budgetary techniques, including ZBB and program budgeting, the use and analysis balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements; the use of ratio analysis; and, the use of the concepts of present value, and com...
 

School: UW Extension
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Accounting (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
Job prospects for professionals involved in the accounting function have grown significantly since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation in 2002. Opportunities for accountants rank second among occupations projected to be in the most demand in Washington state over the next several years, according to the current Washington State Occupational Handbook. This 18-credit certificate pro...
 

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