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Master in Accounting and Business Management (MSc) - Brunel
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Master in Accounting and Business Management (MSc) - Brunel

Brunel University London
LondonUK
On campus
Full-time
€32,473.98/year
 4761 Points
Duration
1 Year
Language
English

Program Description

Τhis master in Accounting and Business Management (MSc) will develop your theoretical knowledge and your practical skills, giving you a robust foundation of knowledge to build upon. You will acquire technical accounting skills, understand the ins and outs of financial reporting, and learn about quantitative and qualitative research methods.

Understanding the role of stakeholders and the influence of regulatory frameworks on accounting and management, both domestically and internationally will give you the edge in the global market.

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Course Content

The master in Accounting and Business Management (MSc) consists of compulsory modules that create a firm foundation of knowledge in the principal subjects.

Optional modules allow for further exploration in related areas such as entrepreneurship, international business, and CSR.

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Teaching and Learning

Teaching and learning methods typically comprise of weekly lectures and workshops with the use of PowerPoint slides and other audio-visual teaching aids. The Talis online portal provides access to the module guides, teaching and learning materials, and other resources. Small study groups and individual or group presentation provide opportunity for debate and formative feedback.

Academics who teach on this course are part of the Accounting and Auditing Research Group (AARG) which is directed by Dr Jill Collis. Jill has developed a critical mass of research on the effects of accounting and auditing regulations on small and micro-entities, which has twice formed part of the UK government's regulatory impact assessment.

It has also been used as the model for surveys in other EU Member States and contributes to the 'think small first’ approach to accounting regulation in Europe.

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Curriculum

Current Issues in Accounting

Studying the main theories and methods used in accounting research so as to be able to think critically, and effectively convey complex ideas or arguments.

Financial Accounting

Introducing you to bookkeeping, the accounting principles and regulations that guide financial accounting and reporting, and the preparation of financial statements.

Financial Reporting

Preparation of financial statements for group entities and the use of analytical techniques to interpret financial statements.

Management Accounting

Introduction to the principles and techniques that are used in the fields of cost and management accounting to address practical business problems.

Understanding Business and Management Research

Quantitative and qualitative methods in management research. Understanding research reports and utilising this information to improve quality of work and decision-making in complex management problems.

International Management

Examining the trends that impact international business. Focus on international management challenges in and the effects of globalisation on particular countries and regions. Analytical tools, techniques and models of negotiation, communication, and conflict resolution in international contexts. HR in international organisations.

Dissertation

Researching and writing a 12,000 word dissertation is an integral part of the course. Your dissertation should focus upon empirical research into a management problem or issue of your choice to be agreed with your tutor, who will support you in your research. The dissertation must be submitted by the end of the academic year.

Jobs - Careers

  • Auditor
  • Business Analyst
  • Corporate Controller
  • Financial Analyst
  • Forensic Accountant
  • Managerial Accountant
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