MBA specialisation 1
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MBA specialisation 1
- December 9, 2021
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Financial Risk Management (10 ECTS)
Learning Outcomes:
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- Integrate knowledge from various sources to make judgements about how companies and public sector and ‘not-for-profit’ sector organisations can raise finance.
- Learn independently about the different features of financing instruments.
- Carry out a financial ‘risk-mapping’ exercise of a company or organisation, and assume responsibility for it.
- Propose a financial risk management strategy and assume responsibility for it.
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Mode of Teaching:
Lectures, discussions, asynchronous forums
Mode of Assessment:
4K assignment (70%); presentation (30%)
Total Contact Hours:
70
Supervised Placement and Practice Hours:
0
Self-Study Hours:
100
Assessment Hours:
80
Financial Internal Auditing (10 ECTS)
Learning Outcomes:
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- Learn independently about auditing concepts, principles and objectives, and about the different types of auditing.
- Learn independently and instruct trainees about the basic analytical procedures on a set of financial statements, including when to use sampling and non-sampling.
- Prepare an audit plan by determining materiality, audit risk, and audit strategy, and assume responsibility for it.
- Make judgements and recommend improvements on the various elements of internal controls
- Develop tests of controls and tests of balances and audit procedures, and assume responsibility for decisions taken.
- Learn independently about the nature of other assurance and compilation engagements and identify the appropriate report for these engagements.
- Act professionally in view of the legal obligations faced by auditors under various types of law and assume responsibility for your actions.
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Mode of Teaching:
Lectures, discussions, asynchronous forums
Mode of Assessment:
4K assignment (70%); presentation (30%)
Total Contact Hours:
70
Supervised Placement and Practice Hours:
0
Self-Study Hours:
100
Assessment Hours:
80
Cryptocurrencies as a Financial Asset (10 ECTS)
Learning Outcomes:
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- Act independently and take the appropriate steps towards understanding and implementing digital currencies into the financial services landscape.
- Integrate knowledge from various fields and judge the relevance of cryptocurrencies as digital assets as opposed to alternative assets.
- Integrate knowledge from various sources to gain a deep understanding of the benefits and risks of the implementation of digital assets into a company that was predominantly physical.
- Learn through self-directed study how to handle regulatory oversight, the potential for illicit use through its anonymity within a new under-developed exchange system, and infrastructural breaches influenced by the growth of cyber criminality in the context of cryptocurrencies.
- Integrate knowledge from various sources to gain a deep understanding of the impact of ‘‘blockchain technology’’ on the nature of financial transactions from a business ethics perspective.
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Mode of Teaching:
Lectures, discussions, asynchronous forums
Mode of Assessment:
4K assignment (75%); online forum discussion (25%)
Total Contact Hours:
70
Supervised Placement and Practice Hours:
0
Self-Study Hours:
100
Assessment Hours:
80