DCU Business School Accounting & Finance Student awarded CIMA Prize

DCU Business School Accounting & Finance Student awarded CIMA Prize

Congratulations to Caroline Kealey, currently in third year of the Accounting and Finance degree at DCU Business School, who received the prize for the highest overall marks in the two Management Accounting modules in the second year of the programme, Management Accounting: Cost Systems (AC223) and Management Accounting: Planning and Control (AC224). The prize was presented by Claire Lambert, Student Recruitment Manager, CIMA Dublin.

Through these particular modules students develop an understanding of the role and importance of management and cost accounting within an organisation, enhancing their ability to record, prepare, analyse, interpret, critically evaluate and use cost data for planning and control. Students also develop an awareness of actual management accounting practice and an interest in emerging issues in management accounting. DCU Business School is proud of its ties with industry and professional bodies and we were delighted to be welcome Claire Lambert, Student Recruitment Manager at CIMA Dublin, to present this prize to Caroline.

Also pictured is Dr Ruth Mattimoe, Management Accounting lecturer and CIMA Advocate at DCU Business School.