| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA (Hons) | find out | 3 - 4 years | find out | GBP 9250 per year | find out |
Course Overview
This professionally accredited degree provides a firm foundation in accounting and finance.
At a Glance
UCAS Code
N400/N401
UCAS Institution Name and Code
NEWC, N21
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Degree Awarded
BA Honours
Course Duration
3 or 4 Years
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Entry Requirements
A Level: AAB
IB: 35 points
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Opportunities
Professionally accredited
Study abroad
Work placement
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You graduate with real-world problem-solving skills that are attractive to employers and a strong understanding of the academic theory that underpins professional practice.
The degree focuses on three core disciplines that are essential for a successful career in any area of business or finance:
Many of our graduates go on to train as chartered accountants. However, this degree can also lead to a range of other career options, such as finance or general management.
Highlights of this degree
Quality and ranking
Quality and ranking
Accounting and Finance at Newcastle ranks in the top 20 UK universities for Accounting and Finance in The Times and Sunday Times University Guide 2017 and The Complete University Guide 2017.
We also achieved a 93% overall student satisfaction score in the National Student Survey 2016.
Degree options
Degree options
This degree is available as:
Students on N400 can apply to study abroad for a year between Stages 2 and 3 (see below), extending their degree to four years.
We also offer Accounting and Finance BSc Honours at our London campus.
Work placement (optional)
Work placement (optional)
Between Stages 2 and 3, you have the opportunity to spend a year on work placement in the UK or overseas.
This can boost your CV and equip you with valuable industry experience.
You'll receive support from the Business School's dedicated Placement Officer and the University's Careers Service to help you find a placement that matches your skills and interests.
We have recently placed students in companies including:
Find out more about work placements on the Business School's website.
Study abroad (optional)
Study abroad (optional)
Between Stages 2 and 3, students on our Accounting and Finance (N400) degree have the opportunity to study abroad for a year.
We have a number of partner universities in Europe through the Erasmus exchange scheme.
Currently partners include institutions in:
You can apply to study abroad up until the end of Stage 2.
Find out more about the benefits of studying abroad on the Business School website.
Industry links
Industry links
Newcastle University Business School has excellent links with accounting organisations and professional bodies. We regularly welcome guest speakers from industry.
Also, each year we award prizes, sponsored by major firms and professional bodies, to outstanding students to commend their dedication. This can boost your CV and give you exposure to future employers.
Professional exemptions
Professional exemptions
If you want to become a chartered accountant, it is important to study a degree that is professionally accredited.
This shows that your degree meets the standards set by the industry, and often means that you do not need to take certain additional exams after you graduate (this is called an
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