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Course/Programme Details

Name of course/programme

PgDip/MSc Charity Accounting and Financial Management
 

Institution offering the course/programme

Cass Business School (City University)

Awarding body if different from above  
Name of course/programme leader Prof. Paul Palmer
 

E-mail of course/programme leader

ProfPalmer@city.ac.uk
 

Contact Information for Prospective Students

Telephone number

020 7040 5114

E-mail  
Web address http://www.cass.city.ac.uk/masters/courses/msccafm/index.html
Description of course Developed in association with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), this course is aimed
at experienced finance managers working in-house or as advisers to charities and not-for-profit organisations, who are looking to formalise and extend their professional skills in this area. Students will acquire an in-depth knowledge of specialist charity accounting, audit and taxation, and the distinctive techniques for financial management and investment management of charitable organisations.

It aims to equip students with a knowledge of :

- Specialist charity taxation and unique tax privileges
- The distinctive financial accounting practice and management
- Advanced knowledge of charity accounting, audit and taxation principles and practice requirements.

Students should be highly motivated managers and will normally have a good first degree, a related professional qualification or at least three years wholly relevant experience.

The course is accredited by the ICAEW, and students will be additionally awarded a Diploma in Charity Accounting (DChA) upon successdul completion of the course.
 
Name of VSSN member providing the information Paul Palmer
Role (if not course leader)  

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