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Take a faster route to qualifying as an accountant or financial manager - and set yourself on the right track to earning a higher starting salary.
Our degree is accredited by all the major accountancy bodies. This gives you significant exemptions from essential exams. So you’ll graduate already part-qualified, and could start work on a higher salary.
Gaining a solid grounding in global accounting, you’ll discover how public, private and third-sector organisations are funded and accounted for. As well as how they, and their investors, manage their finances.
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About this course
As part of our four-year course, you can gain real-world experience. Either through a built-in placement year or a year studying abroad. But whichever route you opt for, you’re guaranteed CV-boosting opportunities. Placements, internships, networking, mentoring, international summer schools… they’re all part of what we call Authentic Business Learning: our real-life, hands-on, hard-working approach to teaching.
You also get access to industry-standard facilities, like our Bloomberg Financial Markets Laboratory. Here, you practise trading in real time using databases like Bloomberg, Orbis and FAME. Plus, there’s our Business Lounge. This is where you can meet and connect with professional industry networks, like-minded entrepreneurs, and our corporate partners.
As an accounting and financial management student, you’re a member of the Hull University Business School. We’re accredited by AACSB, which is held by fewer than 2% of business programmes worldwide. As well as all the main accountancy bodies: ACCA (also as an Accelerate Partner), CIMA (as a University Partner), CIPFA, ICAEW (as a Partner in Learning) AIA, CFA and CPA Australia.
Together, we can make the world add up
Module options
Each year, you’ll study modules worth a certain number of credits, and you need 120 credits per year. Most modules are 20 credits – so you’ll study six modules each year. Some longer modules, such as a dissertation, are worth more. In these cases, you’ll study fewer modules - but the number of credits will always add up to 120. Some modules are compulsory, some are optional, so you can build a course that’s right for you.
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Accounting and Finance
Delve into topics such as financing decisions, cost behaviour, cost-volume-profit analysis, absorption costing, variance analysis and budgeting.
compulsory
20 credits
Developing Self & Others
Assessing your human skills and developing good habits is central to your professional development. This module allows you to gain a better understanding of what is needed from the wider business perspective and apply theories of positive habit development in practice.
compulsory
20 credits
Introduction to Economics
This introduction covers both microeconomics (the affairs of individual consumers, firms and government) and macroeconomics (the study of the economy as a whole).
compulsory
20 credits
Financial Accounting
This module will provide you with introductory accounting knowledge covering basic double entry book-keeping, analysis and preparing a simple set of financial statements.
compulsory
20 credits
Introduction to Finance
This module introduces you to the finance discipline. You'll explore the basic principles of finance, complemented with an analysis of case studies and examples from the finance news. There will be a special emphasis on ethical and sustainable finance.
compulsory
20 credits
Marketing
Marketing is an exciting, dynamic, and creative environment to work in. It places brands in the consumers' mind and shapes their decisions. Marketing is a critical management function that is essential to business success. This module allows you to work with a real business on a live marketing project based on a real-life challenge.
compulsory
20 credits
Financial Reporting
This module covers the regulatory aspects of financial reporting. It will enable you to understand and evaluate financial statements according to international accounting standards.
compulsory
20 credits
Financial Management
Explore the operational activities responsible for obtaining and utilising the funds for efficient operations. This module will expose you to a wide range of important financial management tools, techniques, and underpinning theories relevant for decision-making in today's competitive financial environment.
compulsory
20 credits
Information Systems in Accounting and Finance
In today’s highly competitive business environment, information is power – especially financial information. This module offers a broad insight into the role of accounting information systems and emerging technologies within the competitive business environment and explores how managers of business organisations use financial information to convey financial stability and performance.
compulsory
20 credits
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Our academics
Our research-active staff bring their real-world experience into everything you learn.
It's a testament to the quality of our teaching that 95.2% of our BSc Accounting students are in work or further study within 15 months of graduating.1 You can't get much better than that.
Dr Mohamed Khalil
Lecturer in Accounting and Finance
Mohamed teaches on several of our courses and is programme director for our BSc Accounting and Financial Management degree. He previously taught at Tanta University in Egypt and is a reviewer for several journals.
Dr Yawen Hudson
Lecturer in Accounting and Finance
Yawen is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) who has worked in a variety of accounting roles for both local and international firms. Previously, she worked as a senior lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University.
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Future prospects
You’ll open up a whole range of employment possibilities. Graduate roles include finance manager, chartered management accountant, financial analyst, external auditor, and bank manager. Or you could use the hands-on experience you gain throughout your degree to start your own business.
Many of our students go on to become accountants with the ‘Big Four’ accountancy firms: Ernst & Young, Deloitte, PwC and KPMG. Recent graduates have also found work with companies including Asda, World Bank, the Civil Service, IMF, and Deutsche Bank.
Become part of the next generation of futuremakers
Like what you've seen? Then it's time to apply.
The standard way is to apply through UCAS. This will give you the chance to showcase your skills qualities and passion for the subject, as well as providing us with your academic qualifications.
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95.2% employability (Accounting, Finance and Economics) UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Higher Education Graduate Outcomes statistics, for the academic year 2021/22, published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency June 2024.
Our accredited degree offers exemptions from the professional exams of all of the major accountancy organisations: ACCA, CIMA, CIPFA, ICAEW, AIA, CFA and CPA Australia.
All modules presented on this course page are subject to availability and this list may change at any time.