It is important that the post-secondary program you attend offers you options. This doesn’t just mean career options but also ways for you to easily pursue further education should you have an interest in learning more.
Centennial College’s Strategic Management in Accounting (officially known as Strategic Management – Accounting), not only prepares students for careers that include accounting supervisor, accounting manager, assistant controller, controller and business analyst. It also allows grads to apply to CGA-Ontario and, depending on their academic background, receive level four CGA transfer credits. Additionally qualified grads seeking further education may do so through a partnership between Centennial College and Davenport University. This partnership allows graduates to apply academic credit towards further study.
As one of Toronto’s respected strategic management programs, this offering ensures students are prepared for whatever option they choose through comprehensive coverage of all the key areas of management that uses case studies and simulations; hands-on exposure to the latest technology applications in the area of management information systems including ERP systems; and more. It is worth noting that a team of professors with strong academic backgrounds, extensive business and management experience delivers courses within this offering.
Among the specific courses within this offering are:
Advanced Managerial Accounting: The role of management accounting is examined through topics such as relevant costing, capital budgeting, transfer pricing, balanced scorecard, inventory management, variance and profitability analysis, performance measurement and compensation, and the application of management accounting concepts and techniques to support business decision making.
Accounting Theory and Policy: Standards such as reserve recognition, management discussion and analysis, employee stock options, post employment benefits, financial instruments, ceiling tests, hedge accounting and comprehensive income are critically evaluated. Practical and theoretical problems of the present value model, foreign exchange accounting, the process and issues related to standard setting, agency theory and other topics relevant to current events are also discussed.
Advanced Taxation: Highlighted in this course are the requirements of the Income Tax Act for Canadian Resident Corporations with a focus on the decisions to be made by the owner/manager of a Canadian controlled private corporation.
Advanced Financial Management: Consolidations, foreign currency transactions and operations, and not-for-profit and government organizations are covered in this course. As a lead up to the study of consolidations, students partake in discussion of investments in equity securities and business combinations. Standard settings, both domestically and internationally, are presented within each topic leading to the adoption of the International Financial Accounting Standards, which were adopted in 2011 for Canadian public companies.
Contemporary Organizational Behaviour: This course studies human behaviour in organizational settings by following the traditional (social science) approach. As such, it begins with an examination of individual sources of behaviour, progresses through collective and interpersonal interaction, and ends with consideration of organization-wide variables and issues.
Centennial College’s Strategic Management in Accounting (officially known as Strategic Management – Accounting), not only prepares students for careers that include accounting supervisor, accounting manager, assistant controller, controller and business analyst. It also allows grads to apply to CGA-Ontario and, depending on their academic background, receive level four CGA transfer credits. Additionally qualified grads seeking further education may do so through a partnership between Centennial College and Davenport University. This partnership allows graduates to apply academic credit towards further study.
As one of Toronto’s respected strategic management programs, this offering ensures students are prepared for whatever option they choose through comprehensive coverage of all the key areas of management that uses case studies and simulations; hands-on exposure to the latest technology applications in the area of management information systems including ERP systems; and more. It is worth noting that a team of professors with strong academic backgrounds, extensive business and management experience delivers courses within this offering.
Among the specific courses within this offering are:
Advanced Managerial Accounting: The role of management accounting is examined through topics such as relevant costing, capital budgeting, transfer pricing, balanced scorecard, inventory management, variance and profitability analysis, performance measurement and compensation, and the application of management accounting concepts and techniques to support business decision making.
Accounting Theory and Policy: Standards such as reserve recognition, management discussion and analysis, employee stock options, post employment benefits, financial instruments, ceiling tests, hedge accounting and comprehensive income are critically evaluated. Practical and theoretical problems of the present value model, foreign exchange accounting, the process and issues related to standard setting, agency theory and other topics relevant to current events are also discussed.
Advanced Taxation: Highlighted in this course are the requirements of the Income Tax Act for Canadian Resident Corporations with a focus on the decisions to be made by the owner/manager of a Canadian controlled private corporation.
Advanced Financial Management: Consolidations, foreign currency transactions and operations, and not-for-profit and government organizations are covered in this course. As a lead up to the study of consolidations, students partake in discussion of investments in equity securities and business combinations. Standard settings, both domestically and internationally, are presented within each topic leading to the adoption of the International Financial Accounting Standards, which were adopted in 2011 for Canadian public companies.
Contemporary Organizational Behaviour: This course studies human behaviour in organizational settings by following the traditional (social science) approach. As such, it begins with an examination of individual sources of behaviour, progresses through collective and interpersonal interaction, and ends with consideration of organization-wide variables and issues.
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