Accounting (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, October Start
Bachelor's degree
In London
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
London
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Duration
4 Years
Accounting demands a range of transferable skills, including quantitative, analytical and decision-making skills, and perceptive abilities. You will develop a good understanding of accounting and the environment in which it operates and the ability to apply a wide range of accounting skills and competencies, from preparing financial statements to interpreting complex material and relating theory to practice.
The BSc Accounting has been designed to allow you to focus predominantly on accounting modules, while learning the supervisory and management skills that will give you the confidence to take on more challenges in the workplace. In your fourth year, option modules allow you to tailor the course to your interests, such as marketing, organisational behaviour or international finance.
Birkbeck has a diverse student community, which creates a stimulating and supportive learning environment. You will interact with peers possessing a broad range of experience, many of whom will have come directly from careers as administrators, clerical workers or managers, to develop more detailed and nuanced insights into accounting.
The course is taught entirely by evening study, enabling you to combine your academic studies with daytime commitments and gain invaluable practical experience during the day.
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About this course
Graduates can pursue careers in accountancy, finance and management. This degree may also be useful in becoming a chartered accountant, actuary, tax adviser, retail banker, or chartered management accountant.
We welcome applicants without traditional entry qualifications as we base decisions on our own assessment of qualifications, knowledge and previous work experience. We may waive formal entry requirements based on judgement of academic potential.
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Subjects
- Marketing
- Portfolio Management
- IT Law
- Taxation
- Financial Management
- Commercial Law
- Financial Reporting
- Auditing
- Information Systems
- IT Auditing
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- International
- Finance
- Financial
- Law
- Public
- Private
- Systems
- Part Time
- Full Time
- Accounting and Finance
- Management Accounting
- Financial Training
Course programme
You take core and compulsory modules in each year and option modules worth 45 credits in Year 4, 30 of which must be Level 6.
You can choose any modules offered by the Department of Management. In addition, certain modules offered by the Department of Economics, Mathematics and Statistics have been approved.
YEAR 1- Business Information Systems
- Introduction to Accounting
- Management Studies I
- Management Studies II
- Personal and Academic Skills for Success
- Quantitative Methods
- Commercial Law for Business
- Financial Reporting (level 5)
- Macroeconomics for Business
- Microeconomics for Business (Level 4)
- Principles of Marketing (Undergraduate)
- Auditing
- Financial Management (level 5)
- Management Accounting (30 credits)
- Taxation
- Accounting Theory
- Applied Financial Management (Undergraduate)
- International Finance
- Portfolio Management
- Advanced Management Accounting
- Applied Financial Management (Undergraduate)
- Auditing
- Brand Development
- Buyer Behaviour
- Commercial Law for Business
- Cyber Security Management
- Employment Relations and Human Resources Management
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business
- Financial Accounting
- Financial Management
- Financial Reporting
- International Business
- Macroeconomics for Business
- Management Accounting
- Marketing Principles and Practices
- Marketing Strategy
- Microeconomics for Business
- Operations Management
- Organizational Behaviour
- Personal Effectiveness (Level 5)
- Research Methods in Management (Undergraduate)
- Strategic Management (Undergraduate)
- Taxation
- Work-Based Learning
Additional information
Part-time home students: £ 6935 pa
Part-time international students: £10710 pa
Accounting (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, October Start