Accounting And Finance

BA/BA Hons Full-time

Course Overview

UCAS code: NN43
Duration: 2 years
Study type: Full-Time
Napier code: 32114BH

This course allows you to develop your knowledge and skills within the area of financial services, while at the same time preparing you for employment and/ or further professional studies in the field. In addition, it provides a solid background in accounting, to meet the qualification demands of the accountancy industry, giving you a leading edge to succeed in an intensely competitive environment.

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Designed for students who wish to build on their previous learning, and perhaps work experience, the course allows you to enter directly into year 3 or 4, depending on your prior qualifications. This course develops accounting and finance studies to degree/honours degree level, to meet the needs of key operators in the financial environment, and the demands of the financial world.

You may transfer in from another degree course, even if it is from another University, or you may have successfully completed an HND in a related area. Holders of other appropriate professional qualifications with an underpinning in financial services, accounting, or finance will be considered for entry.

On completion of this programme of study you will have developed the ability to:

  • Structure and communicate ideas effectively, both written and orally, using appropriate media.
  • Use IT and appropriate software.
  • Research and collate information, using analytical and problem-solving skills to interpret that information and draw reasonable conclusions.
  • Use interpersonal, communication and other transferable skills to contribute effectively in a business situation.
  • Exercise initiative and personal responsibility in undertaking tasks, managing time and working in groups.

What's it like?

"Designed to meet the needs of key operators in an expanding financial environment."

Career prospects

We are one of the top universities in Scotland for graduate employability, with over 93% of our graduates in jobs or further study six months after graduating.

If you are interested in a career in Accountancy & Finance, then come along to one of our Open Days.

A degree in Accounting and Finance will equip you for a wide range of careers including:

  • Trainee accounting roles leading to professional qualification. These can be pursued within an accounting firm, commercial organisations and public sector bodies.
  • Assistant accountant in a range of companies.
  • Further professional study (e.g. CIMA, ACCA, HKIB, CFMP programmes) and/or Masters degrees.
  • Banking - including business banking, investment banking and other specialised functions.
  • Stockbroking and funds management.
  • General management opportunities across a range of organisations.

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What's involved

Modular learning

Our courses are structured by modules which gives our students a flexible learning programme. Modules covered by this course:

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Developing our students, both professionally and personally, is at the heart of all learning at Edinburgh Napier and is embedded in our approach to Learning, Teaching and Assessment. We put the employability of our graduates at the core of everything we do and we are regarded as one of the Top 10 Universities in the UK for graduate employability.

We are proud to be investing £100m to provide some of the very best teaching and learning facilities and there are plans for a new student union in 2012/13.


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Requirements at a glance

Entry to the course

International students

Full-time study (per year)

The fees listed are stated per annum.

Part-time study (per year)

The fees listed are stated per annum.

Part-time study

The number of modules studied is dependant on the exit that you wish to achieve, for example:

  • A Grad Cert is 60 Credits (3 modules)
  • A Cert HE/Grad Dip/ HND is 120 credits (6 modules)
  • A Dip HE credit is 240 credits (12 modules)
  • A Degree is 360 credits (18 modules)
  • An Honours Degree is 480 credits

Please note that some part-time courses give modular exemptions for previous study and vocational experience. Advice is available during application.

Part-time study (per module)

  • A Postgraduate Certificate is 60 credits (3 modules)
  • A Postgraduate Diploma is 120 credits (6 modules)
  • MBA is 180 credits

Fees Table

Fees displayed are correct at the time of publication but the University Court reserves the right to make changes in fees at any time, and without notice, before or after the student's admission to the University.

Tuition fees are reviewed annually and will rise each year during your programme of study, at least in line with inflation.

Funding your study

We have lots of funding options available such as the postgraduate tuition fee loan for Scottish & EU students, specific scholarships for students from India and Africa, as well as bursaries & grants for those closer to home in England, Northern Ireland and Wales. Visit our funding pages to find out what you could be eligible for.

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