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BA Accounting
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Objectives
* The Department of Accounting and Finance was awarded the best possible result from the Government’s QAA review for excellent teaching and student support * Leicester Business School is an ACCA Premier Status centre and a CIMA Quality Partner * DMU was the only university in England listed as ‘excellent’ for Accounting and Finance in the Sunday Times University Guide 2004 * An optional paid placement year offers professional experience with major employers such as IBM, Intel, Audi, Volkswagen, HSBC, the Audit Commission, Marks and Spencer and Siemens * Accounting modules offer valuable financial skills sought by many employers.
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Entry requirements
Entry requirements Normally 200 UCAS Tariff points including at least two subjects at Advanced Level (or equivalent).
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Academic title
BA Accounting
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Course description
BA Accounting
Programme
A Joint Honours Degree programme is a combination of two different subjects. Students study 50% of one subject and 50% of another. Accounting can be combined with subjects such as Business, Law or Computing.
The Accounting Joint Honours course develops an understanding of accounting information rather than developing technical expertise in its creation. Accounting plays an essential role within business, and being able to competently discuss finance and accounting concepts is a skill highly sought after by employers in all sectors. This course is for students who wish to understand accountancy within a wider business context.
Modules cover topics such as the social and environmental aspects of accountancy and company performance evaluation - subjects designed to complement studies in the subject that forms the other half of this joint degree.
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