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Accounting and Finance
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BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance *subject to approval
Length of Programme: 3 Years Full Time (4 Years with Professional Placement)
Course Information
Our BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
programme is about enabling you to
develop the experience and skills to be a
highly effective financial manager. As a
result, it will equip you for your career in
finance or accounting. Underpinning the
programme is a broad-based business
and management education, which
combines with the vocationally focused Campus:
finance and accounting elements to
Bognor Regis Campus
provide you with a strong foundation for
career development as a financial
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manager. Over the course of your degree
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studies you will encounter a range of
practical, practice based topics. The
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learning environment is based primarily
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around group workshops, and there will
be work-based learning opportunities.
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Indicative Course Content
Modules are designed to be active and
experiential so that the skills and
knowledge you develop can be
implemented in realistic settings. The
content of the programme reflects the
need for financial managers to have a
good foundation in business and
management based knowledge and
skills in addition to more specialist
expertise. Consequently, alongside fields
of study such as financial analysis,
corporate finance, financial accounting,
and management accounting the
programme includes business strategy,
economics, marketing principles, people
management and law.
The first year of the course shares much
in common with our other business and
management based programmes. After
the first year you have a choice. You can
continue to focus on accounting and
finance from Year 2 onwards. You also
have the potential to swap to, or
combine your finance studies with,
another business and management
based discipline.
The Facts
International Undergraduate Entry equivalence between your qualifications Non native speakers of English are
requirements
and the UK system with the UK National
expected to have IELTS 6.0, or equivalent,
The University of Chichester considers
Academic Recognition Information Centre
although applicants with IELTS 5.5 can
applicants from a wide range of countries
(UK NARIC) www.naric.org.uk .
study this subject with International English
with appropriate A level equivalent
Alternatively, you may also contact the
Studies. Please see page 142 for
qualifications. This normally means, at
alternative English language proficiency
Admissions Office to find out if your
qualifications.
least, the successful completion of a High
qualification is suitable for entry.
School Leaving Certificate (generally after
13 years of primary and secondary
education). You may wish to check the
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