COURSE CURRICULUM

The Accounting and Finance course is designed to develop advanced financial knowledge, strategic thinking, and professional skills required in modern business environments. The programme focuses on the practical application of accounting and finance principles within organisations while preparing students to address contemporary financial challenges. Students study research methods and current issues affecting the accounting profession, enabling them to critically evaluate developments within the global financial sector. Specialist modules explore areas such as finance management, corporate reporting, governance, accountability, cybersecurity, and financial crime, providing an understanding of both traditional financial practices and emerging risks facing organisations. A major component of the course is the dissertation, where students undertake an independent research project on a topic related to accounting or finance, allowing them to develop advanced research, analytical, and problem-solving skills. The programme combines technical accounting expertise with leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills that are highly valued by employers across banking, finance, consultancy, auditing, and corporate sectors. Students also benefit from exposure to real-world financial data and contemporary business practices, preparing them for senior roles in financial management and decision-making. Module availability may vary depending on the academic year.