Executive
Education
Courses
Take Executive Education courses at Riga Business School to keep up with the latest developments in business education. Whether you’re a recent graduate or it’s been years since you called yourself a student, we welcome you to continue growing. This is an opportunity for you to develop and update your talents.
January 6 – April 14
Each Monday
6 pm – 9 pm
In-person
EUR 825 + VAT
led by Dr. Edgars Voļskis
Financial & Managerial Accounting
This course aims to equip students with the fundamental concepts, principles, and modern financial decision-making tools of financial accounting and managerial accounting. By the end of the course, students will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively prepare and intelligently read and analyze accounting reports.
The course will approach the topics from the perspective of the accounting information user, emphasizing the essential information that users need to know about financial and managerial accounting. Students will gain a practical understanding of how accounting information is prepared, processed, and utilized, with a focus on developing their ability to interpret and analyze internal and external financial statements.
Overall, this course provides a comprehensive introduction to accounting that empowers students with the knowledge and tools necessary to make effective and informed business decisions.
| Class | Topic |
|
Class 1 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting
Preview of the Course Syllabus |
|
Class 2 |
Accounting: Information for Decision Making
on Financial Statements |
| Class 3 | Quiz 1
Capturing and Recording the Economic Events Understanding of Double Entry Journal System Reporting Financial Results |
| Class 4 | Case Study 1: Part I (Group)
Practical session |
| Class 5 | Case Study 1: Part II (Group) |
| Class 6 | (Continued)
Capturing and Recording the Economic Events Understanding of Double Entry Journal System Reporting Financial Results |
| Class 7 | Quiz 2
Internal Control System and Fraud Detection |
| MidTerm break | |
| Class 8 | Financial Planning and Budgeting |
| Class 9 | Case Study 2 Part I (Group) |
| Class 10 | Performance Reviews |
| Class 11 | Responsibility Accounting and Transfer
Pricing |
| Class 12 | Case Study 2 Part II (Group) |
| Class 13 | Long term financial forecasting,
Valuation Techniques |
| Class 14 | Final Exam |
Note: This course is part of the MBA program and is also available as a standalone course. By enrolling, you’ll join MBA degree students in their regular coursework.
Course price:
Eur 825 + VAT
Requirements to receive the certificate:
- 80% attendance
- active participation in classes that include discussions, group and individual work.
Financial & Managerial Accounting
EUR 825 + VAT
led by Dr. Edgars Voļskis
January 6 – April 14
January 6 – April 14
In-Person
This course aims to equip students with the fundamental concepts, principles, and modern financial decision-making tools of financial accounting and managerial accounting. By the end of the course, students will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively prepare and intelligently read and analyze accounting reports.
The course will approach the topics from the perspective of the accounting information user, emphasizing the essential information that users need to know about financial and managerial accounting. Students will gain a practical understanding of how accounting information is prepared, processed, and utilized, with a focus on developing their ability to interpret and analyze internal and external financial statements.
Overall, this course provides a comprehensive introduction to accounting that empowers students with the knowledge and tools necessary to make effective and informed business decisions.
| Class | Topic |
|
Class 1 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting
Preview of the Course Syllabus |
|
Class 2 |
Accounting: Information for Decision Making
on Financial Statements |
| Class 3 | Quiz 1
Capturing and Recording the Economic Events Understanding of Double Entry Journal System Reporting Financial Results |
| Class 4 | Case Study 1: Part I (Group)
Practical session |
| Class 5 | Case Study 1: Part II (Group) |
| Class 6 | (Continued)
Capturing and Recording the Economic Events Understanding of Double Entry Journal System Reporting Financial Results |
| Class 7 | Quiz 2
Internal Control System and Fraud Detection |
| MidTerm break | |
| Class 8 | Financial Planning and Budgeting |
| Class 9 | Case Study 2 Part I (Group) |
| Class 10 | Performance Reviews |
| Class 11 | Responsibility Accounting and Transfer
Pricing |
| Class 12 | Case Study 2 Part II (Group) |
| Class 13 | Long term financial forecasting,
Valuation Techniques |
| Class 14 | Final Exam |
Note: This course is part of the MBA program and is also available as a standalone course. By enrolling, you’ll join MBA degree students in their regular coursework.
Course price:
Eur 825 + VAT
Requirements to receive the certificate:
- 80% attendance
- active participation in classes that include discussions, group and individual work.