Accounting and Mathematics BSc Honours (NG41)

Our degrees are divided into stages. Each Stage lasts for an academic year and you need to complete modules totalling 120 credits by the end of each stage.

Please be aware that programme modules do change and therefore may differ for your year of entry.

• ACC1010 Introduction to Financial Accounting
• ACC1011 Introduction to Management Accounting and Finance
• ACE1006 Introductory Business Economics
• ACE1050 Academic and Research Skills for Joint Honours Study
• MAS1601 Introduction to Calculus
• MAS1602 Introductory Algebra: Complex Numbers, Vectors and Matrices
• MAS1603 Multivariable Calculus and Differential Equations
• MAS1604 Introduction to Probability

• ACC2000 Interpreting Company Accounts
• ACC2003 Financial Control
• ACC2005 Intermediate Financial Accounting
• MAS2502 Introduction to Computing and Problem Solving
• MAS2704 Numbers and Ciphers
• MAS2801 Vector Calculus
• MAS2901 Introduction to Statistical Inference

You will take 20 credits from either of the following two sections:

• MAS2802 Differential Equations, Transforms and Waves and
• MAS2803 Fluid Dynamics

OR

• MAS2902 Stochastic Modelling and
• MAS2903 An Introduction to Bayesian Methods

• ACC3001 Financial Accounting
• ACC3002 Management Accounting
• MAS3112 Introduction to Fluids
• MAS3320 Statistical Modelling

You take 40 credits from the following list:

• ACC3000 Case Studies in Finance, Accounting and Business
• MAS2803 Fluid Dynamics*
• MAS2903 An Introduction to Bayesian Methods
• MAS3111 Partial Differential Equations with Applications
• MAS3115 Quantum Mechanics
• MAS3119 Differential Equations, Transform Methods and Fields
• MAS3120 Electromagnetism
• MAS3322 Applied Probability
• MAS3323 Time Series and Forecasting
• MAS3324 Stochastic Financial Modelling
• MAS3326 Discrete Stochastic Modelling
• MAS3328 Survival Analysis
• NCL3007 Career Development for Final Year Students

*You can only take this module if you are not taking MAS3112

In our experience many employers look favourably on students who can demonstrate their abilities in more than one field.

Newcastle graduates will have acquired the ability to research, evaluate and communicate information, alongside developing specialist subject knowledge, practical and technical skills.

This provides graduates with a range of educational and career opportunities, especially if the skills you have developed during your degree have been further enhanced by work experience.

Depending on subject combinations, Joint Honours in Science graduates have very broad career options. In the past, our graduates have entered careers in the business and financial sectors, or specialised further in their area of expertise such as accountancy and psychology.

Graduates who wish to pursue a career in teaching will find that they are suitably qualified to study for a PGCE in either discipline. Those graduates who enter employment outside their discipline find a flexible degree of this nature is highly valued in professions such as management, commerce, and the civil service.

Find out more about the career options for Accounting and Mathematics from Prospects: The UK’s Official Careers Website.