Undergraduate Pathway in Accounting, Economics and Finance
Why study this pathway programme?
- The Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences boasts platinum ACCA teaching status.
- The University’s Accounting courses offer nine exemptions from ACCA exam papers.
- Recognising the global scope of business, all our courses have an international focus - considering the study of accountancy, finance and business from an international perspective.
Your pathway to Birmingham City University
Stage 1 |
Stage 2 |
Stage 3 |
Stage 4 |
University Foundation | First Year Degree | Second Year Degree | Final Year Degree |
£10,200 (one-semester) |
£15,500 |
£16,085 |
£16,085 |
Locations
Duration
Stage 1: One or two semesters
Stage 2: Two semesters
Intakes
Stage 1: September, January and May
Stage 2: September and January
Study Location
Stage 1 and 2:
BCUIC, University House
Stage 3 and 4:
The Curzon Building, City Centre Campus
Stage 1: University Foundation
Modules
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Interactive Learning Skills and Communication*
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Business Studies*
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Critical Thinking
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Composition and Style*
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Accounting*
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Business Mathematics*
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ICT Skills
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Globalisation
* Modules covered in the one-semester variant
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Modules for Economics
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Principles of Economics
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Applied Economics
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Economic History
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Professional Development for Economists
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Data Intelligence
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Economics Analysis
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Interactive Learning Skills and Communication
Modules for Accounting
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Introduction to Financial Accounting
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Introduction to Management Accounting
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Governance, Ethics and Law
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Professional Skills in Accounting
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Data Intelligence
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Introduction to Economics and Finance
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Interactive Learning Skills and Communication
Stage 3: Second Year Degree
Stage 4: Final Year Degree
Birmingham City University Degree Pathways
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BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
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BSc (Hons) Economics
Special entry requirements
- For First Year, students must have a Mathematics qualification equal to GCSE Grade C/4 (or equivalent in a different qualification).