Accounting and Financial Management

GRADUATE CERTIFICATION

This graduate certification is equal to a MicroMasters degree in Accounting and Financial Management. Therefore, you need to complete the following four courses to receive your Graduate certification in Accounting and Financial Management:

1. Financial Decision Making
2. Financial Management for Corporations
3. Financial Management in organizations
4. Long-Term Financial Management

Each course is taken for 8 weeks.

Complete the certificate in 8 months if you invest 8-10 hours a day for each course.

The program costs $2,999 when you register to take all 4 courses successively!

But you can register and pay per course individually for $899

The credit will be counted toward your certification program that will be awarded upon the successful completion of all 4 courses.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Accounting and Financial Management prepares individuals for finance careers within organizations. Learners who successfully complete the program will be well-positioned to play active roles in the evolving future of accounting and financial management and to become trusted financial advisors and strategic decision-makers for businesses.

COURSE OVERVIEW

Are you ready to advance your career and move toward an organizational leadership position, such as a Chief Financial Officer (CFO)? Ideal for midcareer professionals, this certification equals a MicroMasters program. It will help you build the skills you’ll need to make high-level decisions that impact your organization’s current operations and financial future.

You will gain hands-on experience as you report and analyze financial transactions of corporations. Further, you will learn how to assess risks and returns of alternative investments by analyzing SEC 10-K reports of Fortune 500 companies and enhance your ability to make effective financial management decisions to prepare for future career advancement.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• Manage an organization’s financial operations; including revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and equity.
• Evaluate alternative investments by using the time value of money calculations, and understanding their effect on cash flow.
• Perform financial analyses and modeling.
• Contribute to strategic management decision-making and operational problem-solving.
• Use case studies of real companies facing financial challenges to analyze situations, assess risks, and propose courses of action