Accounting and Finance - MSc (12 Months)

The MSc Accounting and Finance has been designed to provide an academic route to your continuing professional development and enhance your career opportunities. You may also choose to further your academic research. We are ranked 2nd among London modern universities (The best UK Universities guide rankings, The Guardian, 2025). Join us to extend your professional qualifications. Enhance your ability to think strategically about management and organizational change, within accounting and finance. Make an investment into your long-term career at one of the best Business Schools in London. Take the opportunity to deepen your knowledge in a specialised field with real-world relevance, all in a multicultural environment which fosters global perspectives and expands your professional network. This course explores contemporary and specialized approaches in accounting and finance. The ever-changing legal framework in which the financial sector operates, combined with the latest developments in accounting and reporting, call for key practical, theoretical, and empirical issues to be further analysed through further academic research. You will have access to prestigious resources, such as the Bloomberg computer suite, to analyse company and industry data from companies and organisations across the world. This qualification is designed for learners who wish to pursue a career in the financial services industry, professional accountancy, banking, and finance or management. Learners will be equipped with the essential skills and knowledge needed to pursue high-level careers in all types of organizations in the public and private sector and within industry and commerce, both in the UK and abroad.

The program also welcomes applicants from less directly related disciplines with professional qualifications or relevant professional experience, who demonstrate a keen interest and aptitude for the programme.A bachelor's degree in economics with at least a lower second-class honour (2.2) or a related discipline such as finance or business with at least an upper second-class honour (2.1).Graduates holding a bachelor's degree with an upper second-class honour (2.1) in less directly related disciplines, such as engineering, mathematics, or other fields, may also be considered on a case-by-case basis by the course management team.Non-relevant degree holders with at least a 2.2 honours and relevant work experience in financial services will be evaluated individually.Completion of the Fundamental Level (Knowledge and Skills) of the ACCA examinations.Completion of the Operational and Management levels of CIMA examinations.Other relevant professional qualifications, including those obtained overseas.