BSc (Hons) Accounting and Financial Systems

This module develops students’ basic coding skills for business use, supporting financial analysis and decision-making. It links digital tools with accounting principles, addresses legal and ethical issues, and enhances communication. Students can apply technology to real-world scenarios with improved effectiveness.

This module introduces core accounting principles and financial systems. Students will learn to record, summarise, and interpret financial data, supporting informed decision-making. Exploring regulatory, legal, and ethical considerations, while developing communication skills will be essential for presenting accurate financial information.

This module focuses on the use of accounting information for internal decision-making. Students learn to plan, control, and evaluate business operations using budgeting, cost analysis, and performance measurement. It enhances analytical and communication skills, supporting strategic decisions that improve organisational efficiency.

This module examines the legal framework, economic environment, and ethical responsibilities influencing business operations. Students explore topics such as contracts, competition law, corporate social responsibility, and economic policy. It develops critical thinking and informed decision-making, preparing students to navigate complex challenges in modern business practice.

This module teaches students how to use computerised accounting and payroll systems effectively. Students apply intermediate accounting and taxation concepts to real-world scenarios, enhancing their skills in managing financial data and processing payroll. It also covers the regulatory environment's impact on accounting and payroll systems.

In this module, students evaluate audit and assurance processes in business operations by learning to apply auditing techniques to assess financial records, ensuring accuracy and compliance. The module helps develop analytical skills to identify risks and improve the reliability of financial information in business operations.

This module introduces students to intermediate taxation concepts and their application in real-world situations. Students learn to evaluate tax issues and apply relevant regulations to different business scenarios. It also explores the impact of taxation on business decisions and how tax regulations affect operations.

This module develops students' problem-solving and analytical skills in managing business performance. Students learn to assess financial data and evaluate strategies to improve performance. It focuses on monitoring operations and adjusting strategies based on performance metrics and the regulatory environment.

This module critically evaluates advanced financial reporting principles, teaching the preparation and analysis of complex financial statements. It focuses on interpreting and presenting financial data, enhancing decision-making skills through the application of advanced reporting techniques in practical business contexts.

This module explores advanced financial management principles, applying financial strategies to solve complex problems, manage resources, and optimise profitability. It develops strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities, preparing individuals to tackle intricate financial challenges across various sectors.

Building on computerised accounting and payroll techniques, this module focuses on advanced methods for managing complex financial data. It enhances skills in payroll systems and financial record management, while developing professional expertise in advanced accounting and payroll procedures for roles in financial administration.

This module teaches the use of big data analytics tools to interpret and present financial information. It covers the analysis of large datasets, uncovering trends and generating insights, improving the ability to make informed, data-driven decisions in financial problem-solving.