Applicants under 21 need 80 UCAS tariff points or equivalent qualifications, plus 5 GCSEs at grade C/4 or above. Those not meeting these criteria are assessed individually. All applicants, including those over 21, undergo evaluation by the admissions team, which includes interviews and tests assessing various skills. Over-21s who don’t meet standard requirements may be considered for the Foundation program.

The commitment to study at undergraduate level will give you transferable skills that can be applied in any career context, whether it’s climbing the corporate ladder in the world of accounting and financial management or making an impact as an entrepreneur.

What perspectives on the world of work will increase your career prospects?

How do you manage accounting and financial requirements when running a business?

Which business principles and theories have the greatest financial impact?

Our accounting and financial management degree will provide you with the fundamental and specific accounting and financial knowledge to build a successful career that matches your goals.

The foundational year lays the groundwork with academic and professional skill development. Year one covers core business concepts, while year two delves into advanced topics like leadership and corporate law. In the final year, students deepen their understanding through compulsory modules in auditing and financial management. They can also choose between a research project or focusing on business ethics. This comprehensive curriculum prepares graduates for careers in accounting and finance, emphasizing critical thinking and professional development.

• Jobs for graduates of this course include:
• Auditor;
• Financial analyst;
• Tax consultant;
• Consultant;
• Accountant;
• Data analyst;
• Chief Accountant, etc.