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GB · Bacheors

Accounting and Finance BSc

Program information

Royal Holloway

Program overview

Our School of Management has a fresh and intellectually challenging approach to research and education Specialising in Accounting and Finance at Royal Holloway means that you will benefit from the in-depth knowledge of our academic experts You will study the core areas of financial accounting management accounting and finance and obtain a thorough knowledge of both theory and practice The valuable knowledge and understanding this degree will give you combined with interpersonal and transferable skills will lead to excellent career prospects Your studies will be grounded in the wider business environment providing you with an understanding of international business information systems strategy and ethical decision-making You will receive individual attention and the flexibility to take specialist options such as business law auditing and taxation This course is accredited by CIMA CPA CIPFA and ICAEW professional bodies You may apply to the professional bodies for exemptions from some of their examinations The number of exemptions depend on the options you choose and the marks you obtain on your modules As well as graduating with enhanced knowledge of accounting and finance you will have commercial awareness the ability to communicate clearly work in a team analyse and solve problems and manage your time effectively As a graduate you will be able to apply for exemptions and or credit for prior learning from selected professional accounting bodies we have agreed exemptions with The exemptions from examinations or credit for prior learning that students are granted will depend on courses chosen and the marks obtained on those courses

Duration: 13

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