What should I do after B.Com?

The cost of taking a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) course can vary depending on a number of factors such as the course provider, location, duration of the course, and study materials included. The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), which is the global leader in providing CIA certification, offers CIA courses online or in-person through its authorized training partners. The cost of the CIA course through IIA or its authorized training partners can range from $1,200 to $3,000 or more. In addition to the course fees, there may be additional costs such as exam fees, study materials, and other related expenses. For example, the IIA charges a registration fee of $250 for the CIA exam, and the cost of study materials can range from $200 to $500 depending on the provider. It's worth noting that some employers may cover the cost of the CIA course and exam fees for their employees, especially if they require or encourage their internal auditors to obtain CIA certification. I recommend that you research the specific CIA course providers or training partners you are interested in and their associated costs to get a better idea of how much it would cost to take a CIA course

This programme provides a clear route towards the Master's degree within the department, subject to satisfactory performance. Should you wish to apply for the M.Sc in Accounting and Finance in the following year, you will not ordinarily be required to submit a GMAT test with your application. (*denotes a half unit) Principles of Finance: It examines the theory of financial decision-making by firms and examines the behaviour of the capital markets in which these decisions are taken. Or Corporate Finance, Investments and Financial Markets by special permission, covers topics in corporate finance, investments and performance evaluation and international finance. Or Quantitative Finance: By special permission, examines financial risk analysis and financial risk management. Managerial Accounting: Analyses the roles and applications of management accounting practices and concepts in contemporary organisations and enterprises. Or Financial Accounting, Analysis and Valuation Addresses the theory and practice of financial reporting. Or Management Accounting, Decisions and Control* Provides an introduction to issues of accounting information and cost management, managerial decision-making and performance management. And Financial Accounting, Reporting and Disclosure* Delivers an introduction to financial accounting, and highlights aspects of reporting that are important to users of financial information.