Course Overview

Accounting analytics investigates the relationship between financial performance and non-financial measurements and data from financial statements. You will discover how data is utilised to estimate future financial scenarios and determine what drives financial performance in this course, which is taught by renowned accounting academics at Wharton.

This course will examine the various ways in which accounting data offers insight into other business areas, such as corporate strategy, risk management, optimisation, and consumer behaviour predictions. While many accounting and financial organisations provide data, accounting analytics uses that data to deliver insight. You will comprehend how non-financial and financial data interact to forecast events, improve operations, and formulate strategy by the end of this course.

In order to help you apply what you've learned to make your own business decisions and develop strategies using financial data, this course aims to assist you in making better business judgements about the expanding responsibilities of accounting analytics.

What you'll learn

• Accounting
• Analytics
• Earnings Management
• Finance

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of accounting.
• A computer or laptop with internet connectivity.
• Learn all about accounting analytics in only nine hours.
• Flexible work schedule.

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Enhanced Employability:

An outstanding Accounting Analytics Certificate that increases your chances of landing the best jobs.

Competitive Advantage:

An opportunity to stand out from the competition and make a bigger impression on potential employers.

Skill Validation:

A robust validation of your accounting abilities confirms your ability to do all accounting analytics-related tasks successfully.

Networking Opportunities:

The Accounting Analytics Certificate course provides ample networking opportunities for participants. Learners can connect with classmates and industry professionals through cooperative exercises, group discussions, and interactive seminars.