Accounting with Study Abroad

Developed with strong links to the accounting profession and industry, when you graduate from this professionally accredited degree you’ll be perfectly placed to embark on a career in the accounting world.,Accounting is the ideal choice if you have an analytical mind and like solving problems – contrary to popular opinion, you don’t have to be a maths expert to study accounting – communication in both written and verbal form is just as important as crunching numbers. Accountants are trusted business advisors and work in many areas of business. This single honours degree will immerse you in the study of accounting and business from day one. Offering maximum professional accreditation from some ICAEW, ACCA and CIMA examinations, on successful completion you can graduate as a partly exam-qualified accountant, with only work experience and a few final exams to complete to be fully-qualified (subject to optional module choices and to achieving specific grades in certain papers). The degree has six subject pillars and one theme: Financial accounting Management accounting Technology Audit and assurance Taxation Research in accounting Employability theme The subject pillars build throughout the degree so that you can identify links between modules. The employability theme helps you to understand the connection between work done and employability skills gained. Employability is woven into every aspect of the course, from modules developed in consultation with accounting bodies and leading employers. The BSc in Accounting with Study Abroad combines academic excellence, insightful research and exceptional global business connections. On completion, you will be equipped with the skills to become an innovative business thinker in and beyond your career. Please note this is the current structure of the programme and is indicative of the modules that will be offered for the Academic Year 202526 and is subject to change.The degree has been designed for maximum professional exemptions which means the first two years are made up of core modules. You will have an opportunity to study subjects connected to your specific interests during the final year. You will also complete an independent piece of research in an area related to your work experience or an area of special interest.Course structureYear 1 modulesCore modules:Financial Accounting teaches the techniques of double entry accounting and its application in recording transactions, adjusting financial records and preparing non-complex financial statements.Quantitative Methods 1 provides the fundamental quantitative techniques needed for your degree. Additionally, it provide a rigorous introduction to the foundation mathematical techniques needed for various modules throughout the degree programme.Fundamentals of Management Accounting teaches you to understand, apply and critically appraise the fundamental knowledge and techniques that underpin the area of management accounting, from planning and control to costing and decision making.Ethics and Sustainability will introduce you to the social and ethical contexts in which business operate, using real-world examples. You will learn about the professional codes of ethics, learn to identify when an issue arises and develop the skills to propose alternative solutions. Additionally, you will gain understanding of the UN Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs) and their implication in the wider business societies.Introduction to Financial Economics introduces the basic principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics explores areas including the role of consumers and businesses in the marketplace, markets in action, market structure, strategic rivalry and growth strategies. Macroeconomics includes exchange rates and the balance of payments, globalisation, fiscal policy, inflation, unemployment and economic growth.

A level offer – ABBContextual offer – BBB/ABCBTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma/OCR Cambridge Technical Extended Diploma – DDDIB Diploma score – 36with 665 in higher level subjects. If Mathematics is not taken at higher level, then it is required at standard level 6.In the context of widening participation, we will consider contextual offers, including guaranteed contextual offers for participation in a supported progression programme.We also consider other level 3 qualifications, including T-levels. Alternative qualifications Other UK qualifications EU qualifications International qualificationsInternational students who do not meet direct entry requirements for this degree might have the option to complete an International Foundation Year.Home students who do not meet our direct entry requirements, may be eligible for our Foundation Programme which offers multidisciplinary programmes to prepare you for a range of specified degree programmes. English language requirements Country specific information