Programme/Approved Electives for 2022/23
None
Available as a Free Standing Elective
Yes
MAN-20049 Cost and Management Accounting
This module draws on the knowledge, understanding and capabilities acquired by students on the Cost and Management Accounting and Management Accounting modules. It is intended to develop students' ability to critically assess selected issues in advanced management accounting, particularly at the strategic level, in both private and public sector organisations.By the end of the module, students should be able to critically assess key aspects of management accounting in respect of issues at the forefront of current research and debate. They will also be able to demonstrate an understanding of the uses and limitations of advanced management accounting techniques.
Aims
To build on the knowledge and understanding acquired in the Cost and Management Accounting and Management Accounting modulesTo develop knowledge and understanding of advanced management accounting concepts and techniques.To engender the ability to apply the principles of management accounting in respect of issues at the forefront of management accounting research and debate
Talis Aspire Reading ListAny reading lists will be provided by the start of the course.http://lists.lib.keele.ac.uk/modules/man-30046/lists
Intended Learning Outcomes
critically assess key concepts in advanced management accounting both in the private and the public sectors: 1,2explain the uses of advanced management accounting techniques and critically analyse their limitations: 1,2apply principles of management accounting to contemporary issues in management accounting research and debate: 1,2
Lectures 18 hours Tutorials 6 hoursPrivate study 124Exam 2 hours
MAN-30045 Management Accounting
Description of Module Assessment
1: Assignment weighted 40%1,500 word assignment / essay (online submission)Assessment 1 - research or scenario based assignment based on subject areas studied in the first part of the module delivery. Academic writing and academic referencing required.
2: Exam weighted 60%2 hour closed book examExamination (Exam): An opportunity for students to apply their knowledge and/or understanding under invigilated conditions (2 hours). All examinations should take place on campus. All are scheduled centrally by Student Records and Exams.