Gain the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the competitive finance sector through this comprehensive degree. You’ll learn about financial principles, accounting practices, investment strategies, and business analytics, preparing for diverse careers in accounting firms, financial institutions, and corporate finance departments, or as independent advisors. The course includes practical experience in our state-of-the-art Financial Trading Suite, which is remarkably large and powered by Infront Professional Terminal, allowing real-time global market simulations. Additionally, students have the option of a paid 12-month work placement, offering valuable industry experience before graduation. The curriculum is aligned with professional bodies like ACCA and CIMA, enabling exemptions from various professional exams and paving the way to becoming a certified accountant.
Why this course is highly recommended
The course is industry approved, offering up to eight CIMA exemptions, which accelerate professional recognition. The practical focus is enhanced by real-market simulations in the Financial Trading Suite and a paid work placement, giving students a significant edge in job readiness. The university’s facilities are excellent, and the course is designed to prepare students for careers in a global economy, with support for further certifications and postgraduate options.
This course encompasses a wide range of modules in finance and accounting, including management accounting, financial reporting, business analytics, taxation, and corporate risk management. For those in their final year or pathway, options include portfolio management and enterprise strategy, enabling students to tailor their studies based on specific interests within the industry.
Application fees
20.85L
1st year tuition fees
20.85L
Living cost
For BSc (Hons), applicants typically need CCC at A-levels, a Pass in T-levels with a core component of grade C, or MMM in BTEC. UCAS points of 96 are expected, along with GCSE/IGCSE Maths at grades A*-C. For the FdSc pathway, requirements include CCD at A-levels, a Pass in T-levels, or PPP in BTEC, with a minimum of 48 UCAS points and GCSE Maths grades A*-C.

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Graduates can look forward to roles such as retail bankers, financial reporting analysts, assistant controllers, financial coordinators, accounts receivable analysts, and budget analysts. Salaries typically range from around £22,000 to over £43,000, depending on the role. The course also prepares students for further postgraduate study and certifications, paving the way for advanced careers in finance and accounting.