BSc (Hons) Accounting
Course Overview
The BSc Accounting is a comprehensive business degree designed to prepare students for a successful career in finance and for pursuing a professional accounting qualification. It offers a broad curriculum covering law, management, economics, and finance, delivered by experienced academics and industry professionals. The programme is renowned for its high graduate employment rates and exceptional support system, including a paid work placement with leading global firms.
Key Program Highlights
- Broad curriculum covering finance, law, management, economics, and marketing for a well-rounded business education
- Paid 6-month work placement in third year with top-tier firms like PwC, KPMG, EY, Deloitte, and Apple
- Extensive exemptions from professional accounting body exams, providing a fast track to qualification
- Small class sizes with high levels of guidance and support from lecturers with academic and industry expertise
- Exceptional employment prospects, with nearly 100% of recent graduates in employment or further study
Course Overview
The BSc Accounting is a comprehensive business degree designed to prepare students for a successful career in finance and for pursuing a professional accounting qualification. It offers a broad curriculum covering law, management, economics, and finance, delivered by experienced academics and industry professionals. The programme is renowned for its high graduate employment rates and exceptional support system, including a paid work placement with leading global firms.
Key Program Highlights
- Broad curriculum covering finance, law, management, economics, and marketing for a well-rounded business education
- Paid 6-month work placement in third year with top-tier firms like PwC, KPMG, EY, Deloitte, and Apple
- Extensive exemptions from professional accounting body exams, providing a fast track to qualification
- Small class sizes with high levels of guidance and support from lecturers with academic and industry expertise
- Exceptional employment prospects, with nearly 100% of recent graduates in employment or further study
