Overview

Ian Andrews joined the Business School in 2012 with a 15-year teaching career behind him in both the public and private sector. He has taught across a range of accounting strands, including financial and management accounting, financial management and taxation.

He has an enthusiasm for accounting which he strives to communicate to his students.

Nationality: British

Qualifications

• MSc (Economics) (LSE), FCCA

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Research

Research interests

• History of management accounting
  • Early cost accounting
  • Accounting information: vertically-integrated, and multi-divisional firms
  • Activity-based information

• Performance measurement
  • Balanced scorecard

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Teaching

Management accounting: encourages students to think creatively about financial decision making across a range of scenarios, from establishing costs to setting selling prices and budgets, to measuring performance.

Financial accounting: students encounter methods and issues relating to the collection and reporting of financial information. It provides a set of underpinning skills and knowledge which is used at all levels in the accountancy profession.

Modules

2023/24

• BEA1009 - Introduction to Management Accounting
• BEA1012 - Introduction to Statistics for Accountants

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