BSc Accounting
Entry requirements
A level: AAA
About this course
BSc in Accounting and Finance, focusing on corporate numbers, markets, and monetary systems. Core topics include Financial Analysis and Accounting. The course is designed alongside the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Undergraduate Partnership Programme, providing exemptions from professional exams with ICAEW, CIMA, and ACCA.
Modules
- Financial Reporting
- Introductory Management Accounting
- Financial Decision Making M
- Quantitative Methods for Accounting and Finance
- Auditing & Professional Accounting Practice I
- Law for Accountants
- Principles of Taxation
- Microeconomics 1
- Macroeconomics 1
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Financial Reporting and Accountability
- Intermediate Management Accounting
- Foundations of Finance B
- Business Strategy
- Professional Accounting Practice
- Investment Analysis
- Financial Markets and Institutions
- Mergers & Acquisitions: Financial Perspectives
- Employment Relations and Human Resource Management
- Development Economics: Understanding The Causes of Underdevelopment
- Contemporary Issues in Financial Reporting and Regulation
- Accountability and Auditing
- Corporate Financial Communication and Valuation
- International Finance
- Share Prices and Accounting Information
- Financial Derivatives
- Digital Transformation in Accounting
- Corporate Governance in Context
- Financial Engineering
- Corporate Contracting and Managerial Behaviour
- Advanced Management Accounting
- Business Decision Analytics
- Human Resource Strategy and Practice
- International and Comparative Human Resource Management
- International Competitiveness and Innovation
- Applied Practical Investing
- People Management and Change
- FinTech Revolution: The Digital Transformation of Financial Services