Understand more about how the programme is structured, what you'll learn, how long it'll take you and how you'll be taught.
The BSc Professional Accountancy degree is made up of the following modules.
Financial Management Module
- 30 credits
- 16 week teaching block
- Exam assessment
- Successful completion will qualify you for an exemption from ACCA's Financial Management exam
Gain advanced knowledge of financial management issues within modern corporations. You’ll learn to justify and make efficient decisions on financing, investments, valuation, and risk.
Performance Management
- 30 credits
- 16 week teaching block
- Exam assessment
- Successful completion will qualify you for an exemption from ACCA's Financial Management exam
Learn how to use various accounting techniques and evaluate their strengths and limitations. You’ll extend your knowledge of crucial areas like budgeting, planning and control, and performance evaluation, gaining the skills you need to contribute meaningfully to organisational strategy.
Project Module
- 60 credits
- Runs over two teaching blocks (upto 32 weeks)
- Project submission
Delve into specialist interests by identifying an issue, conducting guided in-depth individual research and effectively communicating your findings. You’ll be introduced to a range of research methods and methodologies relevant to the accounting field and contribute to academic and professional practice literature.
You can complete the BSc Professional Accountancy degree in 1 year. However, if you prefer to study more flexibly you'll have upto 3 years to complete the BSc programme.
The University of London provide all teaching and learning support for the programme. You can choose from one of the two approved study options they make available for the BSc:
1. The university’s online learning offering
2. In certain markets students are able to attend face-to-face tuition at one of the University’s Recognised Teaching Centres.
For more information on these study options please visit the University of London website
If you would like to apply for the BSc
The application window for the September 2026 intake is now open. Before starting your application, we advise checking that you meet the eligibility requirements and review our application, dates and fees information.