MBA 2395 Financial Accounting
MBA 2395 Financial Accounting
This is an introductory module to secure that all students have basic knowledge about business fundamentals as accounting and budgeting. The module should provide the students with an insight into general principles for accounting and budgeting. It will also cover specific Chinese accounting practice.
The objective of the course is to provide the students with an insight into various management accounting models, to understand these models and apply them in practice, including a variety of valuation problems. Emphasis will be given to Chinese practice with presentation of the Chinese accounting system and the legal requirements set for the annual report and accounts.
The students shall be given an introduction to the budgeting process, the various budgets and their interconnection (total- and sub-budgets). A thorough understanding of the link between budgets and accounting reports as a system for management control is vital, as well as understanding the importance of cost and income variation analysis. It is also important to be able to extract information from the managerial accounting system that is relevant for decision-making. It is vital to understand how the information in financial statements can be used to evaluate the activities and financial status of businesses (ratio analysis).
The major users of financial statements
Assessment methods and accounting models
Chinese accounting practice and legal requirements
Background for the budgeting process
Various sub-budgets
Budgeted statement of income and balance sheet
Cash budget and cash management
Links between the various budgets
The purpose of the financial statement analysis
Financial ratios
Module Schedule
Day 1: Accounting models
Day 2: Chinese accounting practice and legal requirements
Day 3: Budgeting
Day 4: Financial analysis and decision-making
The course is conducted as a teaching module, where students have classes all day for four subsequent days, a total of 32 hours.
The students are evaluated through an individual written assignment, accounting for 4 ECTS credits.
The course is a part of a full MBA and examination in all courses in the MBA programme must be passed in order to obtain a certificate for the MBA degree.
Granted admission to the BI-Fudan MBA programme. Please consult our student regulations.
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Exam category: Submission Form of assessment: Written submission Weight: 100 Grouping: Individual Duration: 1 Semester(s) Comment: Individual written assignment, counts 100% of the final grade. Exam code: MBA 23951 Grading scale: China Resit: Examination when next scheduled course |
A course of 1 ECTS credit corresponds to a workload of 26-30 hours. Therefore a course of 4 ECTS credit corresponds to a workload of at least 110 hours.