CMA NEW SYLLABUS Study Guides
According to IMA, the CMA
credential is the professional designation for Management
Accountants. The certificates provide distinction in today's economic
climate and affords the opportunity to certify your expertise in the
business areas that are critical to the decision making process. They
show that you possess the skills and knowledge to be an influential
member of the management team.
The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation provides
corporate management and individual Members with an objective measure of
knowledge and competence in the field of management accounting.
The CMA certification program is offered in four parts (that
is, 4 exams in total), all but one are multiple-choices based. You may
take part 4 only when you have completed the first 3 parts.
Part 1 Business Analysis (3 hours – 110 questions) - Study
Guide and Review Questions Available NOW
Business Economics
Global Business
Internal Controls
Quantitative Methods
Financial Statement Analysis
Part 2 Management Accounting and Reporting (4 hours – 140 questions)
Budget Preparation
Cost Management
Information Management
Performance Measurement
External Financial Reporting
Part 3 Strategic Management (3 hours – 110 questions)
Strategic Planning
Strategic Marketing
Corporate Finance
Decision Analysis
Investment Decisions
Part 4 Business Applications (3 hours)
All topics from Parts 1, 2, and 3 plus:
Organization Management
Organization Communication
Behavioral Issues
Ethical Considerations
Candidates for the CMA program must
complete several continuous years of professional experience in management
accounting and/or financial management as required by IMA. This requirement may be
completed before or after you complete all of the exams.
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