Course Overview

Accounting and Financial Management course typically focuses on teaching students the key concepts and principles of financial accounting and financial management. This may include topics such as financial statements and financial reporting, budgeting and cost management, financial analysis and forecasting, and financial management. Additionally, the course may also cover topics such as corporate finance, investments, financial markets and institutions, and risk management.

The goal of the course is to provide students with a solid understanding of the financial and accounting principles that are necessary for effective financial management and decision making in organizations. The course content will be a combination of theoretical and applied aspect where students will learn to analyze financial statements and use financial tools to make informed business decisions.

Course Objectives

• Understanding the key concepts and principles of financial accounting and financial management.

• Ability to analyze and interpret financial statements and use financial tools to make informed business decisions.

• Understanding of budgeting and cost management, financial analysis and forecasting, and financial management.

• Knowledge of corporate finance, investments, financial markets and institutions, and risk management.

• Ability to apply theoretical concepts to real-world situations and use financial data to make strategic business decisions.

• Develop the skills necessary for financial planning, analysis, and control in an organizational setting.

• Ability to communicate effectively with financial stakeholders, such as investors, managers, and analysts.

• Exposure to the latest trends and developments in the field of accounting and financial management.

• Develop critical thinking and problem solving skills in the context of financial decision making.

• Ability to use specialized software and tools used in accounting and financial management.