Interested in pursuing Msc in Accouting and Finance? At Lsbf in Sg, we partnered with Teesside University to give you the best education as you gain your ACCA qualification.

1. Master of Science (MSc) in
Accounting and Finance
Gain a Master’s Degree alongside your ACCA Qualification

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on their course.
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enterprise.
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cross-University accreditation.
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in the field of enterprise and business engagement
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London School of Business & Finance (LSBF) in Singapore was established in 2011 with the support
of LSBF in UK, under the royal patron, His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent GCVO. As a global
institution, the School has grown exponentially; receiving numerous awards and accreditations in
Singapore and boosts three impressive campuses, right in the heart of the Central Business District.
At LSBF School of Business, we offer business and finance education, practicing relevance to to-
day’s changing world. The approach followed by the School of Business has resulted in our MSc Ac-
counting & Finance made possible with the tripartite efforts of industry partners, academia and our
biggest stakeholders, students. Through this partnership with Teesside University in UK, it has also
given us an unique edge to provide the best of East and West education.
The MSc Accounting & Finance integrates accounting, leadership and change, and gives a practi-
cal insight into developing the discipline. Suitable for qualified accountants for whom significant
exemptions are available. It is distinctive in its focus on using financial skills in organizations rather
than on mathematically modelling financial markets and placing the accounting system in the
national and global business environment.
With highly sought after lecturers, holistic student services and resources, LSBF in Singapore is
committed to break down geographical barriers by providing the highest quality education to
students from every corner of the globe.
Willie Thia
Head, School of English
London School of Business & Finance
Head of School of Business

3. Programme Information
Course Duration
1 year
Full-time: 12 months
Part-time: 20 months
Course Intake
February; June; September
Minimum Academic Entry Requirement (Full Programme)
• Good honours degree (at least a 2:2) in a relevant discipline or
• A post-experience or professional qualification
• Equivalent qualifications (including international qualifications)
• Relevant professional qualification (ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW) will enable
students to enter the programme with up to 70 credits advanced standing
*with exception
Minimum English Language Entry Requirement
Achieved a grade C6 or better in English language O level; or
Equivalent qualification e.g. IELTS 6.0
Exceptions: If you do not have an honours degree but have significant
appropriate work experience, you are encouraged to apply.
Minimum Age
20 years or above
Teacher-Student Ratio
1:60
MSc Accounting and Finance
Accounting and Finance are central to managing organisations effectively. This course integrates accounting,
leadership and change, and gives you a practical insight into developing the discipline. It also provides you with
a firm knowledge of accounting and finance and the adaptability needed in a rapidly changing environment. It is
distinctive in its focus on using financial skills in organisations rather than on mathematically modelling financial
markets and placing the accounting system in the national and global business environment.
Programme Objectives
Learning Outcomes
The overall aim of the programme are to:
Provide comprehensive development in the core subjects constitution accounting and finance;
Provide the basis on which participants can critically evaluate the role of accounting and finance
in the management and development of organisations
Identify and evaluate developments in accounting practice
Engage in arguments relating to regulation and the development of standards of professional practice.
Understand and evaluate the operation of international financial markets, the risks presented and the
techniques for reducing risk
Understand and evaluate a range of theories and sources of information in accounting and finance
Use diverse forms of academic and practitioner information sources
Demonstrate a range of time management and project management skills
Module
Outline
Management Accounting and Strategy
The module addresses management accounting techniques
contributing to the strategic management of organisations.
These will include approaches to cost management, perfor-
mance measurement, control and capital investment appraisal.
Corporate and International Finance
This module develops the ability to apply and critically examine
the principles and practice of finance within organisations and
as it effects the operational of organisations in an international
context. To develop an understanding of the environmental
pressures and organisational change faced by organisations
and to assess their impact upon the financial management pro-
cesses.
Critical aspects of Auditing
This module identifies key perspectives and develops under-
standing of the range of models typically applied in accounting
research, identifies key themes in accounting knowledge and
introduces some of the skills required by professional and aca-
demic accountants and auditors. It also incorporates practical
aspects of the issues relating to leadership and consultancy as
these affect the accounting profession.
Financial Reporting Regulation and Analysis
This module builds on a basic understanding of business
and accounting practices and develops critical analysis and
evaluation of approaches to the regulation and application of
accounting knowledge.
Contemporary Issues in Accounting Thought
This module aims to provide students with a critical perspective
and appreciation of contemporary theories and developments
in accounting thought and practice. It seeks to highlight the
substantive issues currently being addressed by accounting
academics, thus enabling students to evaluate critically variety
of contributions to the development of the discipline.
Business Management Research
This module serves two purposes: firstly, it will provide course
participants with an understanding of the processes involved
in conducting effective business management research and,
secondly, it will provide a foundation of knowledge which will
facilitate the design and completion of a Masters Level disserta-
tion appropriate to the student’s Award.
Dissertation
This module requires individuals to integrate learning and
development and synthesise knowledge and understanding of
theory and practice through its application to organisational
issues, which are demonstrably concerned with development
within the organisation(s).
Issues in the Global Economy
This module examiners a wide range of contemporary global
economic issues including: the changing structure of the
world economy; international trade relations; the nature and
efficiency of the market system; developments in the macro
economy; the determinants of long-run economic perfor-
mance; the influence of regulatory and environmental policy;
and the effects of changes in corporate governance and CSR.
Graduating Requirements
Students must complete all modules they do not
have advanced standing against.

4. Our Vision
To become the global destination of choice to achieve
academic, personal and professional success.
Our Mission
We prepare our students for leadership excellence and success
in their chosen field. We provide them with the best mix of
education and practical industry experience supported by
excellent student services conducive to learning; contributed
by committed staff.
Our Organisation Culture
We are one team; we care.
Core Values
Excellence
Integrity
Care
Respect
Team Spirit
Fee Protection Under The Insurance Scheme
(FPS Insurance Scheme)
The Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) serves to protect students’ fees in the event a
private education institution is unable to continue operation due to insolvency,
and/or regulatory closure. The FPS also protects students, if the private
education institution fails to pay penalties or return fees to the students arising
from judgment made against it by the Singapore courts. The FPS is applicable to
all students regardless of nationality and the type of passes held by the students,
i.e. dependent’s pass, student’s pass, work permit etc.
Visit www.LSBF.edu.sg/Fee-Protection-Scheme for more information.
Medical Insurance
LSBF has appointed AXA Insurance as the medical insurance provider. It is
compulsory for all students to have medical insurance coverage for their
hospitalisation and related medical treatments throughout their course
duration.
Singapore citizens, permanent citizens and international students (not on
the Student Pass) and Students under corporate sponsorship or corporate
agreement between the private education institution and their sponsor
organisations can be exempted from the medical insurance scheme if they can
show proof that they are already covered by their own medical insurance.
For more information on the medical insurance coverage, please visit www.lsbf.
edu.sg/medical-insurance
Refund Policy
Cooling-off Period
LSBF offers students a cooling-off period of 7 working days after signing their student contract. Do note out of goodwill, LSBF would provide
student with maximum refund of 100% should the student withdraw within 7 working days after signing the student contract. After the cooling-off
period, the Refund Policy would apply as follows:
% of [the aggregate amount of the fees paid under
Clause 1.11 and 1.12]
If Student’s written notice of withdrawal is received
70%
50%
15%
5%
0%
(“Maximum Refund”) More than thirty (30) days BEFORE the course
commencement date
More than fifteen (15) days but Less than thirty (30) days BEFORE
course commencement date
More than seven (7) days but Less than fifteen (15) days BEFORE course
commencement date
Less than seven (7) days BEFORE course commencement date or Less
than fourteen (14) days AFTER course commencement date
More than fourteen (14) days AFTER the course commencement date
International Students Admission
Procedure
Step 1: Pre-Course Counseling
Step 2: Acceptance of Offer
Step 3: Application of Student Pass
Step 4: Payment
Step 5: Receipt, Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) Insurance &
Confirmation of Registration
For more information on the admission procedures and
supporting documents required, please visit us at www.lsbf.edu.
sg/international-admission
Study Time
All international students are required to attend classes at LSBF
premises for a minimum of 3 hours per day, from Monday to
Friday.

5. Contact Us
London School of Business & Finance
@ Springleaf Tower
Springleaf Tower
3 Anson Road, #06-01
Singapore 079909
Tel: +65 6580 7700 Fax: +65 6438 2478
Email: Info@LSBF.edu.sg
London School of Business & Finance
@ GB Building
143 Cecil Street
#23-00 & #24-00 #18-01 to 04
Singapore 069542
Opening Hours
@ Springleaf Tower
Mondays - Fridays 9am - 9pm
Saturdays 9am - 1pm
Sundays Closed
Closed on all Public Holidays
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LSBF IN SINGAPORE
Directions to Springleaf Tower
By Bus:
The nearest is Bus Stop No. 03223 (International Plaza) and 03218 (Opposite
MAS Building)
By Train:
The nearest MRT Station is EW15 Tanjong Pagar Station. Take Exit H to the
entrance of Springleaf Tower.
By Car:
If you are driving, please park your car at the public
car parks in Tanjong Pagar, for instance, International Plaza 10 Anson Road,
(079903)
Directions to GB Building
By Bus:
The nearest is Bus Stop No. 03151 (Cecil Street opp GB Building). Services
available include 57, 131, 167, 186, 532, 533, 534, 535, 536, 542, 543, 548, 549, 550, 555,
556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561, 563, 564, 565, 569, 700 and 970.
By Train:
The nearest MRT Station is EW15-Tanjong Pagar Station. Take Exit F and turn left
towards Capital Tower.
By Car:
If you are driving, please park your car at GB Building or The Corporate Office
(formerly called Hong Leong Centre) at 138 Robinson Road.
Updated January 2015 . Information is true and correct at the point of publication. All rights reserved.
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