GBP 208
Managing Finance II
Cardiff UniversityCardiff, United Kingdom
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10 weeks
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Program Details
- Degree
- Courses
- Major
- Accounting | Finance
- Area of study
- Business and Administration
- Timing
- Part time
- Course Language
- English
Intakes
Program Overview
Managing Finance II
Course Overview
The Managing Finance II course provides a further study of financial statements, planning, and control, as well as other financial management techniques. This course is open to all, with no prior qualifications necessary, although students should have completed Managing Finance I or have prior knowledge of accounting.
Course Details
- Duration: 10 weekly meetings
- Tutor: Dr. Mohamed Hessian
- Course code: BAM25A2861A
- Fee: £208
- Concessionary fee: £166
- Location: Online course
Learning and Teaching
The lecture program includes:
- Introduction: themes and topics
- Financial analysis/measurement and appreciation of results
- Budgets and budgetary control
- Cost-volume-profit analysis (break-even point)
- Consolidated accounts
- Product profitability, capital investment appraisal, and discounted cash flow
- The annual report and accounts
- Business plans
- Recapitulation and conclusion
Coursework and Assessment
Assessment for this course consists of three written exercises on:
- Financial analysis
- Budgets and budgetary control
- Various topics, including product profitability and discounted cash flow
Reading Suggestions
- Pendlebury, M., and Groves, R. (2003). Company Accounts, Analysis, Interpretations, and Understanding. London: Thomson Books
- Attrill, P., Harvey, D., and McLaney, E. (2000). Accounting for Business. Butterworth Heinemann
- Thomas, A. (2009). Introduction to Financial Accounting. McGraw Hill Publishing Co.
- Barrow, C. (2001). Financial Management for Small Businesses. Kogan Page
- Burrow, P. (2001). The Best Laid Business Plans - How to write them, How to pitch them. Virgin Business Guides published by Mackays of Chatham plc
- Burns, P. (2006). Entrepreneurship and Small Business. Chippenham, Anthony Rowe Ltd
Library and Computing Facilities
As a student on this course, you are entitled to join and use the University's library and computing facilities.
Accessibility
The University aims to provide a confidential advice and support service for any student with a long-term medical condition, disability, or specific learning difficulty. Support includes one-to-one advice, pre-enrolment visits, liaison with tutors, material in alternative formats, arrangements for accessible courses, assessment arrangements, loan equipment, and dyslexia screening.
Part-time Courses for Adults
The University offers a range of part-time courses in humanities, languages, business, computing, politics and law, science and environment, and social studies.
About University
Cardiff University
Overview:
Cardiff University is a leading research-intensive university located in the heart of Cardiff, the capital city of Wales. It is known for its strong academic reputation, diverse range of programs, and commitment to community engagement.