BA (Hons) Business Management (Accounting and Finance) (Top Up)

at University of South Wales

• Engage in interactive sessions focusing on accounting and finance concepts facilitated by experienced tutors.
• Access comprehensive online resources to support your learning journey, available anytime and anywhere.
• Utilise the latest industry data and real-world case studies to deepen your understanding and relevance to practical workplace scenarios.
• Participate in an induction programme to familiarise yourself with tutors, peers, and course expectations, ensuring a smooth transition into your studies.

Modules:

• Applied Management

• Business Strategy

• Business Research: Principles and Practice

• Management Project

• Principles of Accounting

• Principles of Corporate Finance

Important Dates:

Prior to the intake period's start, the University of South Wales will initiate the application process. Prospective students should ensure that all necessary documents are prepared well in advance and are encouraged to regularly check the university's website for updates regarding when applications will open. Alternatively, students can commence their application process through UniScholars.

Course Rankings:

The University of South Wales is ranked among the top universities in the UK. According to The Guardian University Rankings 2024, the university was placed on the  72nd spot, underlining its commitment to offering high-quality education across its academic programmes. Following are the rankings for its  Business and Management programmes.

• Standard XII: 60%
• IELTS: 6:0, with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.

International Tuition Fees:

£15850 per year

This BA (Hons) Business Management (Accounting and Finance) (Top Up) course enriches your employability by complementing your current qualifications and skills. It provides a solid foundation for a career in the financial sector while facilitating access to esteemed professional bodies within the business realm, paving the way for enhanced career prospects and recognition.