The role of the financial manager, cash flow analysis, capital expenditures, risk, opportunity costs & valuation, financing the firm, long term financial planning.
Introduction to management accounting, job order costing, process costing, budgetary planning, budgetary control & responsibility planning, standard costs & balanced scorecard.
Introduction to tax, introduction to personal and corporate income tax, VAT, double taxation, transfer pricing.
Overall context IFRS Statements

See the Study Guide of this course unit for more details about the educational organisation.

In the context of blended learning, you are required to prepare thoroughly for the lessons and coaching sessions. You are expected to study the theory and prepare the exercises independently. If you come insufficiently prepared, you may be denied access to the classroom until the required preparations are made.

Education and assessment will be organised as described on these ECTS sheets, except when measures must be taken due to a pandemic, and other education and assessment methods are used accordingly.

See the study guide of this course unit for more details about evaluation and other agreements.
The student must always correctly refer to the source when using the intellectual property of others (texts, ideas, images, etc.). This skill is crucial. Using own previous work (for other course units or from previous academic years) is also only allowed with clear reference to the source and the permission of the lecturer. Plagiarism is considered an irregularity (see study contract and student course guide for the plagiarism procedure).
Specifications regarding the assessment methods and the grading process can be found in the study guide that is made available at the start of the academic year through the digital learning platform Canvas.
Correct and appropriate language use increases the clarity of a text. Giving proper consideration to correct language use can therefore enhance your chances of success!