Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons)
Bangor UniversityBangor, Wales
- Intake
- January 2027
- Tuition fee
- £19,000 / year
- Duration
- 3 years
Swansea University · Bay Campus, Wales
This degree combines accounting and finance, giving students both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for careers in areas such as accounting, finance and financial management. The course covers topics including financial and management accounting, financial markets, corporate finance, taxation, auditing and investment. It also has a strong focus on modern issues such as sustainability, climate finance, international tax and FinTech. Students get practical exposure through financial simulations, live projects, financial data platforms and Swansea's Finance Lab. The degree can also provide a head start towards becoming a Chartered Accountant, with professional accreditation/exemptions depending on the modules taken.
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For the standard 3-year BSc: • A Levels: ABB–BBB • BTEC: DDM • UK Access: Minimum 33 Distinctions and 9 Merits • Foundation Year route: typically CCD–DDD • International students: Swansea provides country-specific requirements depending on your qualification
Undergraduate – Thrive Bursary • £4,000 reduction in tuition fees for the first year • £2,000 progression bursary in subsequent years, applied as a tuition fee discount Postgraduate – International Excellence Scholarship • £5,000 tuition fee discount • A separate application is required to apply for the scholarship. (link will be shared soon)
Year 1 This degree combines accounting and finance, giving students both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for careers in areas such as accounting, finance and financial management. • Foundations of Financial Accounting • Analytical and Digital Skills • The Economy and Society • Business Law and Professional Ethics • Foundations of Management Accounting • Financial Markets and Systems Year 2 • Corporate Finance 1 • Management Accounting 1A & 1B • Financial Accounting 1A & 1B • Financial Markets and Institutions • Plus options such as Investments, Auditing, Business Analytics, Management Consulting, International Business and Programming for Finance. Year 3 Students choose a combination of accounting and finance modules, including: • Management Accounting 2 & 3 • Financial Accounting 2 & 3 • Taxation 1 & 2 • Auditing 2 • Forensic Accounting • International Financial Management • Investment Banking • Corporate Finance 2 • Asset Management • Derivatives and Risk Management • Risk Management in Banking
Details can change. Confirm fees, entry requirements and deadlines on the official course page before applying.