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Course Includes:

  • Intakes:Jan /Apr /Jul /Oct
  • Duration:3/6 months
  • ECTS:7 credits
  • Mode:Face-to-face
  • Language:British English
  • MQF Level / EQF Level :Level 7

Award in Managerial Accounting and Financial Analysis

This course provides students with an understanding of managerial accounting concepts and techniques used for decision-making, planning, and control within organizations. It covers various topics such as cost behavior, cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, performance measurement, and financial statement analysis. Managerial Accounting and Financial Analysis is a comprehensive course designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the essential concepts, tools, and techniques used in managerial decision-making and financial analysis within organizations. This course goes beyond the basic principles of accounting and focuses on the practical application of accounting information to support strategic planning, control, and performance evaluation. Understanding and practicing managerial accounting and financial analysis involves applying theories (Cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis theory, budgetary control theory, capital budgeting theory, etc), methodologies, and practical techniques to real-world scenarios within organizations. Proficiency in these areas is crucial for making informed decisions, optimizing performance, and ensuring the financial health of businesses.

  • PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
    Module Code MSC-BE-D3
    Module Title Managerial Accounting and Financial Analysis
    MQF/EQF Level 7
    ECTS 7
    Licence Number 2021-018
    Total Learning Hours 175
    Contact Hours 35
    Supervised Placement/Practice Hours 14
    Self-Study Hours 84
    Assessment Hours 42
    Mode of Delivery Fully Face-to-Face Learning
    Language British English
    Delivery Address Floriana Campus : 23, Triq Vincenzo Dimech, Floriana, Malta.
    Swieqi Campus : 88, 90 Triq It-Tiben, Swieqi SWQ 3034, Malta.
  • TEACHING, LEARNING, AND ASSESSMENT
    Teaching and Learning Methods

    Lectures and tutorials; in-class practice exercises

    Assessment

    Exam 3 hours (70%), Individual assignment (30%)

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