COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Management (Accounting and Finance) is a 200-point program consisting of 16 semester-length subjects. The curriculum combines finance and accounting disciplines with electives and a capstone project to provide a comprehensive professional foundation.The finance component includes three core subjects: Investment Management, Corporate Financial Policy, and Derivative Securities. The accounting component consists of seven core subjects: Financial Statement Analysis, Corporate Reporting, Strategic Cost Management, Strategic Performance Management, Financial Accounting Theory and Practice, Auditing and Assurance Services, and Information Processes and Control.Students also complete three finance electives and two general electives, allowing opportunities to explore areas of interest beyond the core disciplines.The program culminates in a capstone subject that integrates knowledge and skills acquired across the coursework, preparing students for real-world application in accounting, finance, and related fields.This structure equips graduates with the technical expertise, analytical skills, and professional competencies required for a wide range of roles in corporate finance, investment, auditing, and strategic management. The program’s combination of core knowledge, elective flexibility, and applied learning ensures that students are prepared to meet the demands of the global business environment.