Graduate schemes tend to be open to applicants from all degree backgrounds, but you'll need to be comfortable with numbers in order to cope with
a management accountancy qualification.
Not exact matches
Graduates can enter the profession with a degree in any discipline, though a
qualification in a related subject such as business, marketing,
accountancy or
management can be advantageous.
CIMA, the Chartered Institute of
Management Accountants, is a professional body that offers
accountancy qualifications.
Graduates can join the graduate schemes of large insurance firms, and can have a degree in any discipline, although some employers prefer a
qualification in mathematics, economics, law,
management, business studies,
accountancy or finance.
Graduates may have a degree in any discipline, although employers may prefer
qualifications in
accountancy, statistics, economics, mathematics,
management or business subjects.
Most graduates join a training programme in industry and commerce where you can gain a professional
accountancy qualification while developing your skills in
management, persuasion and communication.
For graduates, any degree is accepted, although
qualifications in
accountancy or mathematical,
management or business subjects are very useful because these will allow you exemptions from some of the exams needed to become professionally qualified.
This means that if you have a relevant degree or
qualification, such as finance or
accountancy you may be eligible for exemptions on your way to becoming an associate member with the Diploma in Treasury
Management.
Some engineers take business
qualifications such as an MBA or an
accountancy qualification such as those conferred by the Chartered Institute of
Management Accountants (CIMA).