BAcc (Hons) Accountancy

The Accountancy course at the University of Stirling provides students with a detailed understanding of how business and finance work. This course offers students the opportunity to develop an understanding of the role of accounting in business organisation and the wider economy. The learning will be done through lectures, tutorials, workshops, and industrial placements.Course Content: The course broadly covers accountancy and finance, including areas like international accounting standards, corporate governance, and risk management. In the first two years, students will undertake compulsory modules providing a solid foundation in accounting, economics, and finance. In the final years, students can choose their modules related to their specific interests, giving them the freedom to tailor their learning towards their career goals.Key Modules: Students will study modules such as Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, and an overview of financial markets. There is also an option to study a language or International Business. The final year offers a range of specialised modules such as Auditing, Financial Risk Management and Public Sector Accounting.Accreditations: The Accountancy course at the University of Stirling is fully accredited by ACCA, CIMA, ICAS, ICAEW and CIPFA. This accreditation will give students exemptions from professional examinations, boosting their employability.Future Careers: Students of this course have progressed into careers in chartered accountancy, investment banking, management consultancy, and other high-level managerial positions. Graduates may also opt for further study, leading to academic and research careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page