BSc (Hons) Accounting, Finance and Business Management with Foundation Year

at Canterbury Christ Church University

• The foundation year covers study skills, academic writing, and numeracy, along with introductory modules in accounting, finance, business, economics and quantitative methods. 
• The first year of the degree programme builds a core base with financial accounting, management accounting, business economics, finance principles and quantitative analysis for business. 
• Subsequent years expanded into advanced financial reporting, auditing, taxation, corporate finance, investment analysis, and areas like marketing, operations, and strategy. 
• Students can choose elective modules to specialise in accounting, finance or general business management pathways. 
• The final year includes a research project and advanced topics aimed at developing proficiency for professional accreditations or future careers.

Course Modules

• Communication and Academic Skills for HE
• Contemporary Issues in Business, Management and Marketing
• Contemporary Issues in Accounting
• The Business Environment
• Personal and Career Development
• Individual Project

Important Dates

The programme kicks off in September yearly. Those interested in enrolling should watch the university's website for application updates. Although UCAS is a platform for students to submit their applications, they must have their documents ready, steering clear of any last-minute scrambles before the deadline.

• For A-Level qualifications, applicants must have achieved grades of DDE or higher, while those with BTEC qualifications should have obtained MPP. 
• Candidates holding an Access course must have passed with 45 credits, and the International Baccalaureate requirement remains to be confirmed. 
• Alternatively, a combination of qualifications amounting to a minimum of 64 UCAS points will also be considered.
• The English language proficiency criteria stipulate an overall IELTS score of 6.0 or higher, accompanied by a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four components: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking.

Students are encouraged to regularly visit the university's website to remain informed about any changes to the programme fees. These fees can fluctuate yearly, depending on the student's residential status and enrollment as a full-time or part-time student. The website houses the most up-to-date information regarding fees, including any potential additional expenses that may arise. The annual tuition fee for the  BSc (Hons) Accounting, Finance, and Business Management with Foundation Year is between £14,500/yr to £15,500/yr.

This degree prepares graduates for diverse careers spanning accounting, finance, business, and management roles across the private and public sectors. Many obtain professional qualifications to become chartered accountants, financial analysts, and tax advisors or pursue careers in investment banking, financial services, consulting, and corporate finance.