DEPARTMENT of ACCOUNTING and FINANCE

Courses

In our accounting courses, you learn to solve problems, think critically, prioritize tasks, communicate clearly and lead purposefully. In our finance courses, you gain the knowledge, techniques and skills you need to support an organization or individual in achieving their financial objectives.

For individual course descriptions, refer to the Academic Calendar. Not all courses are available each term.

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Sustainable Finance

Applying sustainability concepts to financial practices is emerging as a key area of expertise. In this course, you develop a knowledge of the environmental, social and governance issues (ESG) to consider when performing financial analysis and making decisions. The course emphasizes case studies and term projects.

FNCE 407

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Data analysis

Applying data analytics to accounting practices is a new and important area of study. In this course, you develop an analytical mindset and learn the tools and techniques necessary to perform data analytics applied to accounting. The course emphasizes data visualization and results communication.

ACCT 450

Financial literacy course 

Set yourself up for success by learning the basics of personal finance. Developed by members of the Department of Accounting and Finance, this self-study course consists of five modules, with each taking approximately one hour to complete. The modules can be completed in any order, except that Module 1 should be completed before Module 4.

  1. Canadian Income Tax Basics
  2. Personal Budgeting Basics
  3. Investments
  4. RRSPs, TFSAs and Other Registered Savings Plans
  5. Debt and Credit Basics

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