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Accounting Analytics and Sustainability

Course details Delivered fully online, in a part-time study format, our new MSc in Accounting Analytics and Sustainability (MAAS) is an executive-level programme, specifically designed for accounting and auditing professionals, or those interested in developin…

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Course details Delivered fully online, in a part-time study format, our new MSc in Accounting Analytics and Sustainability (MAAS) is an executive-level programme, specifically designed for accounting and auditing professionals, or those interested in developing their data analytics and sustainability knowledge, skills and capabilities in the area of accounting. Offering great flexibility, the study programme has been created to allow you to continue in full-time employment, enabling you to achieve your personal and career aspirations, whilst also contributing to your CPD obligations. You can tailor your study journey through the MSc Accounting Analytics and Sustainability programme, opting to complete the full four-year programme for the MSc qualification, or, depending on your circumstances, exit earlier with a Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma. Why — University? Our MSc Accounting is an innovative programme designed to develop your critical thinking skills and provide an essential introduction to a career in accountancy and related fields. It is taught by an outstanding academic team from the Department of Accounting. The Department of Accounting is one of four departments at — University Business School. We offer a stimulating learning environment for our Masters students. As an accountancy student you will be joining an academic department with an international reputation for research and teaching excellence. We are proud of be a part of — University Business School, one of the UK’s longest established business schools and one of an elite group of institutions to be accredited by all three major accrediting bodies: the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). Career Opportunities As a Business School Masters student, you'll have access to a dedicated postgraduate careers service offering a wide range of opportunities to help you develop the skills necessary for a global career. We work in partnership with the University's careers team to connect you with events, organisations, or individuals to help kick-start your career. You will have access to one-to-one support on every aspect of the application process, from CV writing to interview techniques. Our graduates are highly sought after by global employers. Some of our recent graduates now work in sectors including: financial services, healthcare, government and consultancy amongst many others.

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The MSc Accounting Analytics and Sustainability programme has been specifically designed for accounting or other professionals interested in developing their data analytics and sustainability knowledge, skills and capabilities in the area of accounting. What do you need to apply? An upper second-class Bachelor Degree, or a recognised professional accounting qualification, or equivalent. Lack of formal qualifications is not necessarily a barrier to admission. In such cases, we may ask the candidate to submit a portfolio of evidence demonstrating capability in areas such as your management experience, including critical thinking skills and communication skills. English Language requirement please scroll to section below - further details can be found at Direct Entry Band C - — University. Where applicants use both written and spoken English in their daily work, we may be able to accept an employer letter confirming this as an alternative to a formal language test. How do I apply? You will need to complete the online application form. As well as your online application, please submit the following: Your CV or resume including: full details of previous employment, dates of employment, main duties and responsibilities, salary per annum (in £ sterling) and any periods of unemployment including dates and an explanation Copy of your degree certificate (where appropriate) Copy of your English test results (where appropriate) Note:Only files of type .doc, .docx, .gif, .jpg, .pdf, .png, .rtf are permitted to be uploaded.The maximum file size is 5MB. Technical Requirements for online programme: PC, Software, and Internet Access Operating Systems: Windows: Microsoft Windows 7 or later Mac: MacOSX 10.9 or later Internet Connection: Minimum of 1 Mbps (8 Mbps recommended for better experience with certain resources and events). Note: If relying on an employer’s internet, firewall restrictions may affect access to certain course content. Web Browsers: Windows: Internet Explorer 11+, Chrome 39+, Firefox 34+ Mac OSX: Safari 8+, Chrome 39+, Firefox 34+ Software Requirements: Ability to open and edit Microsoft Office documents, especially Microsoft Excel, for data analysis and course-related activities. Flash Player and Java installed. Ability to open .pdf documents (e.g., Adobe Reader). Headset or headphones with a microphone for full participation in online sessions. Optional: Webcam for participation in certain events. Ability to install software (e.g., R/R studio, STATA, etc) for accessing specific tools and resources. For International Country and Region specific qualifications please see: the university's website Please check the Requirements and Admissions section of the course database for details and exact requirements. Guidance for Home Applicants You can apply to this course by clicking the link “Apply” at the top right of the page above Course Summary. This will redirect you to — University Post Graduate information page where you will be able to apply via the Post Graduate Applicant Portal.

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