ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

MSc Accounting and Finance

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Study LevelPostgraduate
Subject AreaAccounting & Finance
AvailabilityIntakes and study modes vary
COURSE OVERVIEW

Course Overview

Build knowledge of accounting, finance and business decision making, with emphasis on interpreting financial information, managing performance and understanding the financial responsibilities of organisations. At postgraduate level, the course develops advanced analytical, strategic and research capability for professional or academic progression.

CURRICULUM

Curriculum

Curriculum content differs by institution and intake. The themes below reflect the course information reviewed for this study area and are provided as a guide.

  • Financial reporting and management accounting
  • Audit, governance and financial decision making
  • Corporate finance and financial analysis
  • Risk, investment and financial decision making
  • Financial accounting
  • Management accounting
  • Business finance
  • Financial reporting
  • Corporate finance
  • Taxation and regulation
ASSESSMENT

Assessment

Assessment may include numerical exercises, financial reports, case studies, coursework, presentations, applied projects and examinations, depending on the route.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Entry Requirements

Postgraduate entry normally requires a recognised bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification. Some programmes consider substantial relevant professional experience. English-language requirements and classification thresholds vary by institution. UNIBEE will confirm the exact requirements for the institution and intake selected before an application is submitted.

CAREERS

Careers

Relevant career directions can include accountant, financial analyst, audit associate, finance manager. Potential directions include accounting, audit, financial analysis, management accounting, banking, credit, taxation, corporate finance and finance-management roles.