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Accounting, Accountability & Financial Management MSc

You’ll explore the importance of accountability and information, corporate governance, and ethics in global financial markets.

Accounting and Finance BSc

An interdisciplinary programme with a clear focus in accounting. It aims to provide students with broader insights into the world of corporate finance.

Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons)

This BSc equips you with the knowledge and skills you need to excel in your accountancy or finance career.

Accounting and Finance (MSc)

This programme offers a contemporary and specialised approach to accountancy and finance, focussing on practical, theoretical and empirical issues.

Accounting and Financial Analysis

Secure absolute confidence in accounting through rigorous fundamental deconstruction of financial statements and key ideas in financial analysis.

Accounting and Management (MSc)

This programme offers specialised, practical and theoretical education in the area of accounting and the management of resources.

Accounting BSc (Hons)

Accounting demands a range of transferable skills, including quantitative, analytical and decision-making skills, and perceptive abilities.

Accounting with Finance BSc (Hons)

You will develop a range of transferable skills, including quantitative and decision-making skills, supervisory and management skills and perceptive abilities.

Actuarial Management MSc

This programme provides a good foundation for students preparing for examinations of the professional bodies in other countries (USA, Canada & Australia).

Actuarial Science BSc (Hons)

You excel in and enjoy mathematics, especially modelling and probability. You love asking “What if?”.