Mr Kenneth Delaney-Moore
Lecturer in Finance
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Kenneth gained a BA in Business Studies at the University of Sunderland and a Masters Degree from Sheffield Hallam University. He worked for four years in public sector accounting on Merseyside and spent several years teaching Accounting in Further Education colleges. He has been a regular visiting lecturer on the CIMA programme foundation and intermediate stages at Sheffield Hallam University.
Teaching interests
Ken is module leader for, and teaches on:
MGT225 Intermediate Financial Accounting
MGT130 Finance for Managers
He also teaches on the following modules:
MGT102 Introductory Management Accounting
MGT125 Introductory Financial Accounting 1
MGT126 Introductory Financial Accounting 2
MGT211 Intermediate Management Accounting
MGT212 Financial Management
MGT355 Advances in Financial Reporting
MGT329 Case studies in Accounting
Research interests
For a teaching-only employee research is voluntary, but Kenneth maintains an interest in the following:
- Instructional design in computer-aided learning. He has written a series of interactive materials for the study of introductory accounting
- Finance and accounting in the high-tech enterprise sector
- Skills mapping in the supply of (and demand for) Accounting and Management undergraduates.
Kenneth has worked on several pieces of curriculum development in accounting education. On of these is the BAIT project on the Bized website – see:
http://www.bized.ac.uk/learn/accounting/infosystems/bait/principles.htm
Kenneth is leading an internally funded project aimed at developing the employability skills and professional skills of Sheffield University Management School undergraduates, as required by employers.
Kenneth is a member of the British Accounting Association (Northern Area Group, Education Special Interest Group). He has been an Assistant Editor for 'Bized', the Business Education website