Management Accounting هذه الدورة تدرس باللغة الإنجليزية

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Want to combine a post-graduate qualification in Management Accounting with professional exemptions, while preparing for a career in industry, practice, the not-for-profit or public sectors? 

The MSc Management Accounting is designed to combine technical skills in accounting and business analysis, with the development of key competences in team work, business acumen, effective communication and critical thinking. 

Course Details

The MSc Management Accounting is a 12 month programme designed for those preparing to work as management accounting professionals, in Ireland and internationally.  It is a comprehensive programme, requiring significant student participation and engagement. 

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for consideration, you must have:

• A 2H1 degree [NFQ Level 8] or equivalent  OR
• Expectation of graduating with a 2H1 degree [NFQ Level 8] in the year of entry.

All applicants much submit a personal statement (minimum of 200 words) to the satisfaction of the Programme Director. 

Applicants who achieve a 2H2 degree will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

For international applicants an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent is required, with 6.5 in Reading and 6.5 in Writing, and with no inpidual section lower than 6.0.    

Course Practicalities

To successfully complete the MSc Management Accounting course, you complete an induction week, nine taught modules and 30 credits devoted to the development of independent research skills and lifelong learning practices.  Site visits and industry presenters / guest speakers also contribute an integral element to the learning process. 

Lectures are scheduled across two twelve week semesters.  You should anticipate spending up to three hours preparing and studying outside of lecture time, for each hour of lectures.  The course is challenging – but rewarding; requiring high levels of student engagement with the materials.

Assessment

The course employs a variety of assessment mechanisms, blending formal examinations and continuous assessment.  This includes:

• Inpidual and group presentations
• Case-study analysis
• Formal, end-of-semester examinations
• In class examinations
• In class contribution

Feedback is both formative and summative, enabling you to reflect upon and improve your performance, as you progress through the course.