Fees for 2019/20 entrants. The fees are per academic year. Please note that fees go up each year. Further details can be found in the Fees and Funding tab on this page or in the Registry Undergraduate Tuition Fees page
BTEC: DDM
Access to HE: Minimum of 30 Level 3 Credits at Distinction
Scottish Highers: AAABB
Scottish Advanced Highers: AAB
Irish LC: 340 points from 5 Higher level subjects at grade C1 or above
Advanced Placement: 4 4 5 (Two semesters - UCAS Group A) plus US HSGD with GPA 3.0
Euro Bacc: 80%
French Bacc: 14/20
German Abitur: 2.0
Italy DES: 80/100
Austria Mat: 2.0
Polish Mat: Overall 75% including 3 extended level subjects
Start of programme: September
Mode of Attendance: Full-time
The BSc Accounting and Finance programme provides essential grounding in accounting, finance and related areas including statistics, law and management. The programme delivers a combination of modules on general and applied accounting, management, organisational theory, financial management and strategy with specialist regional financial modules in the final year. It is aimed at students wanting to pursue a rigorous scientific based mode of study in the theories underpinning how organisations function; how they deal with uncertainty; how they grow and expand; and how they make decisions and strategy.
Students take 120 credits each year.
The programme has been designed so that second and third year modules build on modules taken in first year.
| Module | Code | Credits | Term | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to accounting | 151030001 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Understanding company accounts and reports | 151030002 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Quantitative and analytical techniques for managers | 151030005 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Introduction to Public Sector Accounting | 151030030 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Organisational Behaviour | 151030025 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Principles of Management | 151030026 | 30 | Full Year | |
| Business Law | 151030031 | 15 | Term 1 |
| Module | Code | Credits | Term | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Managerial accounting | 151030007 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Fundamentals of Corporate Finance | 151030034 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Financial Accounting | 151030033 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Analysing Company Financial Statements | 151030032 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Operations Research | 151030035 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Managerial economics | 151030009 | 15 | Term 1 |
| Module | Code | Credits | Term | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Markets and Instruments | 151030038 | 15 | - Not Running 2019/20 | |
| Taxation | 151030039 | 0.5 | - Not Running 2019/20 | |
| Corporate Financial Reporting | 151030037 | 15 | - Not Running 2019/20 | |
| Audit and Assurance | 151030036 | 15 | - Not Running 2019/20 | |
| Financial strategy | 151030012 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Independent study project in international management | 151030016 | 30 | Full Year |
| Module | Code | Credits | Term | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International business strategy | 151030008 | 15 | Term 1 | |
| Qualitative and case study research | 151030011 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility | 151030027 | 30 | Full Year |
| Module | Code | Credits | Term | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finance in China | 151030013 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Finance in Japan and Korea | 151030021 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| Finance in the Middle East and North Africa | 151030022 | 15 | Term 2 | |
| International human resource management | 151030018 | 15 | Term 1 |
The information on the programme page reflects the intended programme structure against the given academic session. Please read the important notice regarding changes to programmes and modules.
Full details of undergraduate tuition fees can be found on the Registry's Undergraduate Tuition Fees page.
Fees for 2019/20 entrants. The fees below are per academic year. Please note that fees go up each year.
| Programme | Full-Time | |
|---|---|---|
| UK/EU Students |
Overseas Students |
|
| BA, BSc, LLB | £9,250 | £17,750 |
| BA/BSc Language Year Abroad | £1,385 | £8,875 |
Application Deadline: 2019-01-31 00:00
For further details and information on external scholarships visit the Scholarships section
Graduates will have a firm grasp of accounting and financial management disciplines that should place them in a good position to pursue a career in accounting, finance, business, banking, consulting, media and other industries. Students who attain a first or upper second will be well-placed to embark on postgraduate study. The School of Finance and Management Studies (SFM) maintains close links with employers in the United Kingdom and its focus regions; the Research Centre for Global Finance in SFM has solid international links with multinational firms, governments and multilateral financial institutions. We expect that many of our graduates will move into manufacturing, banking, finance, consulting, media, and other industries.
Graduates have gone on to work for a range of organisations including:
Types of roles that graduates have gone on to do include:
Tariq IslamPart of the reason I chose SOAS over others is because it offered the Islamic Banking and Finance elective module. This is a one-of-a-kind class and an interesting subject that only SOAS offers. My hope is that the knowledge attained in this class will make me more suited for international corporate jobs that deal with the states that are a part of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
If you still have questions about this programme or studying at SOAS get in touch.
Undergraduate applications should be made through UCAS.
