Accounting and Finance

Entry requirements

A degree equivalent to a UK lower second class (2:2) honours degree in a cognate discipline: For example, Accounting, Accountancy, Accountancy and Finance.

A lower honours degree attainment may be admitted where you can provide evidence of experience and/or prior learning at the discretion of the department.

You may be invited to an interview.

Overseas qualifications will be assessed using ECCTIS (formerly NARIC) to ascertain comparability.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

Discover multiple topics within the world of Accounting and Finance on this MSc degree. We will delve into subject matters such as accounting, auditing, taxation, financial modelling and investment analysis.

We provide our graduates with the theoretical and practical skills required to succeed within the accounting and financial sectors. That’s why you’ll learn from experienced lecturers about the latest research in the field, as well as participating in workshops in our Bloomberg Suite.

The Bloomberg Terminal offers access to live financial data used by industry experts across the world, giving you the perfect chance to put your theoretical knowledge into practice. You will have the opportunity to work on live briefs or engage in business simulations.

The range of assessment methods will develop both professional and managerial skills. Achieve your ambitions through developing problem solving skills alongside a knowledge of ethical and responsible financial practices, essential for a career in accounting and finance.

Why stop there? We’ll set you up so that you can go on to achieve even more professional qualifications after your degree, giving you the foundation for continued career progression.

Fees and funding