BSc (Hons) Accounting (Minor: Management)

BSc (Hons) Accounting (Minor: Management), listed as LM304, is a full-time degree that teaches accounting practice and theory with added emphasis on management, preparing professionals for firms offering business and advisory services. Graduates are meant to be better placed to propose ways of managing information within an organisation to support decisions and oversight. The degree totals 196 credits: 142 in finance and accounting, 6 in computer science and engineering, 18 in law and 30 in management, and every prescribed core module must be completed. The normal duration is 3 years, with up to 5 allowed, and a Diploma level is listed with a normal duration of 2 years. Graduates are expected to develop solid technical skills in audit, tax, financial management and both financial and management accounting. Admission follows the university's general undergraduate requirements, with no further programme conditions.