University of York
Master of Science in Accounting and Financial Management
The Master of Science in Accounting and Financial Management in Finances is offered by University of York.
Program Length: 1 YEAR.
Master of Science in Accounting and Financial Management offered by the University of York
Work with leading academics to develop your financial skills and kick-start your careerThis course gives you access to leading figures in the fields of accounting, finance and management.You'll study alongside academic staff with an international reputation for research. You'll build on your existing knowledge, and receive rigorous training in advanced theories of modern accounting and finance.They're committed to developing the knowledge and experience which make you attractive to employers. You'll develop advanced skills to begin or progress your career in finance. Their focus on the role of accounting and finance in management gives you the opportunity to develop your managerial skills too.
Course contentYou'll study a range of core modules, consolidating your existing knowledge and introducing you to new concepts and techniques. You'll focus on the role of accounting and finance in organisational management and gain a thorough grounding in accounting, finance, financial management, financial reporting, financial markets, investment and risk.A choice of option modules in the Spring Term gives you the chance to explore an area of management or accounting in greater depth. From the Summer Term you'll focus your efforts on a 10,000-word dissertation or 8,000-word project.Modules
Core modulesManagerial Economics (10 credits)Critical Perspectives in Accounting (10 credits)Advanced Management Accounting (20 credits)Advanced Financial Accounting (20 credits)Financial Strategy and Governance (20 credits)Skills for Management and Professional Development (10 credits)Research Methods (20 credits)
Option modulesChoose one of the following options:Financial Markets and Investment (20 credits)Ethics and Sustainability Reporting (20 credits)Accounting and Risk (20 credits)Applied Econometrics (20 credits)