Finance & Accounting Pathway
BA (Hons) Business (Finance) Anglia Ruskin University
Qualification On successful completion of the programme you will be awarded a BA (Hons) Business (Finance)
Awarding Body Anglia Ruskin University
Course Description You will undertake a rigorous study of theories, business techniques and issues and acquire the practical skills that are essential within the changing business environment to enable you to pursue a business career or further academic study.
Mode
Online distance learning Course Content (Modules)
Level 4 • Business Environment • Organisational Behaviour • Personal Development • Principles of Marketing • Introduction to Finance • Decision Making
Level 5 • Business Law • HRM • Business Process • Management Accounting • Financial Accounting • Auditing
Level 6 • Strategic Management • Emerging Business Themes • Managing Self and Others • Project Management • Financial reporting • Financial decision making
Assessment You will complete 19 assessments in total, comprising a mixture of assignments and exams, as well as a Personal Development Plan and a learning diary. A number of the assignments will be based on either a case study or a set of annual accounts.
Duration of Programme This programme is normally studied over three years or four years, but this may be extended to suit your individual needs for up to a maximum of ten years.
Entry Requirements For the full degree: · Two ‘A’ levels passes (or equivalent) · GCSE English and mathematics (or equivalent)
· English language ability equivalent to IELTS 6.0, where the medium of schooling was not English.
Or, for the final year top-up: · BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in Business (Finance)
· English ability equivalent to an IELTS score of 6.0.
Applications without these qualifications may be considered on their own merits, and you are encouraged to submit an application.
What’s Included RDI’s Online University ilearn is used to deliver all resources for this course including: · Study materials - Access electronic copies of your learning materials and important information, such as assessment instructions, whenever and wherever you are.
· Tutor support - Tutors use live chats and forums to stimulate discussions, request input and highlight external sources.
· External resources - Links to external sources can include key journal articles, your university’s online library, sites of topical interest, etc.
· Discussion with other students - Forums allow students to come together, share thoughts and ideas and you can initiate topics that you want to discuss with your fellow students.
Workload We recommend an average of 12 hours study time per week for this programme.
Exemptions We may be able to offer you exemptions based on prior study, as this degree is also available as a final year top-up.
Online-based distance learning
How to Apply In addition to a completed application form: · A personal statement · Certified copies of your relevant certificates and transcripts
· Copy of your CV detailing your work history and one professional reference (if applying without A-levels)
· Proof of English language ability (IELTS or TOEFL), if English is not your first language or you have not previously studied in English
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What You Could Study Next Successful completion of the programme may allow you entry to: University of Bradford MBA Anglia Ruskin University MBA BTEC Level 7 Diploma/Extended Diploma in Strategic Management & LeadershipQ
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