Learn how to analyze mineral resource accounting, evaluate exploration and evaluation expenditures, and apply financial reporting principles used in extractive industries. This course helps learners build practical skills in classifying E&E assets, measuring costs, assessing impairment, and preparing transparent disclosures.

The course begins with the foundations of mineral resource accounting, focusing on the scope, recognition principles, accounting policies, and classification of exploration and evaluation assets. Learners will understand how companies in mining, oil, gas, and other resource sectors account for early-stage exploration activities. As the course progresses, learners examine measurement requirements, impairment indicators, and practical reporting considerations for exploration and evaluation assets. The course also explains how impairment principles apply to mineral resource accounting and how financial impacts are assessed in real-world scenarios. Learners will also explore disclosure requirements that support transparency and help users of financial statements understand exploration risks, accounting policies, and asset values. What makes this course unique is its specialized focus on extractive industry accounting through a structured, application-driven approach. By the end of the course, learners will be able to classify exploration and evaluation assets, apply measurement and impairment concepts, interpret disclosures, and strengthen their accounting and reporting skills for resource-sector finance roles.