Introduction
Financial expertise enables managers to make successful, dynamic
business decisions.
This QCA accredited programme has been developed in partnership with the
International Association of Bookkeepers (IAB) and the Institute of
Financial Accountants (IFA). It provides a thorough grounding in both
business management and business finance to equip graduates with the
knowledge and skills to bring financial success to their employers and
their own careers.
The programme is designed for those wishing to develop careers in
management with the advantage of enhanced understanding of finance and
the ability to communicate in a financially specific context.
Financial Management also offers the opportunity for university degree
progression in business or finance or accountancy so it is a good choice
for those who want to keep their options open.
A further bonus of Financial Management is that, in addition to ABE,
students are members of another prestigious professional body; either
the IAB or the IFA
- Certificate Level gives membership to both ABE and the IAB
- Diploma Level gives membership to both ABE and the IFA
This represents substantial savings on registration fees and students
receive publications from both ABE and IAB or IFA, access to online
members’ areas, discounts and awards
Diploma
Program Structure:
- The Business Environment
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Organisational Behaviour
Assessment Criteria:
- Assessment method: written examination
- Length of examination: three hours
Entry Requirements:
- A certificate level or equivalent in a similar discipline
English Requirement:
The student must have passed a UKBA approved English language test, and has achieved at least CEFR level B1 in all
four components (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Click here for a new list of approved English language tests.
Duration: 1 Year
Fees (International): £3,500
Fees (Home): £2,250
Intake: January & June
Advanced Diploma
Program Structure:
- Corporate Strategy and Planning
- Managing in Organisations
- International Business Case Study
- Corporate Finance
- International Business Finance and Planning
Assessment Criteria:
- Assessment method: written examination
- Length of examination: three hours
Entry Requirements:
- A Diploma level or equivalent in a similar discipline
English Requirement:
The student must have passed a UKBA approved English language test, and has achieved at least CEFR level B2 in all
four components (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Click here for a new list of approved English language tests.
Fees (International): £3,500
Fees (Home): £3,000
Duration: 1 Year
Intake: January & June
Progression route to Bachelor and MBA degrees
Exam Dates
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