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Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: Part Time, Full Time
Become part of a huge global network of highly skilled accountants with our Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) course.
We prepare you for a range ACCA exams, and welcome international students from across the globe to study in the UK. Birmingham City University’s status as a Platinum Approved Learning Partner reflects the quality of our course.
You’ll be taught by qualified accountants, and upon completion you’ll leave with the qualifications and skills the accountancy and finance industry look for.
WHAT’S COVERED IN THIS COURSE?
The course starts in either late August / early September or January and takes between one to three years full-time to complete, depending on your current qualifications. It’s structured so that Full Time students must choose to study either four, five or six ACCA papers each academic year, and a minimum of two papers each semester. Part Time students do not need to undertake any minimum number of papers, as they can take just one singular paper.
We let you study all the modules (excluding Advanced Performance Management) you need to take the ACCA professional exams, so you’ll be able to work towards becoming a member of the world’s fastest-growing international professional accounting body. The course is flexible, allowing you to join at different stages and choose the relevant modules you need for your exams, studying at a pace that suits you.
Our tutors are generally qualified accountants with expert academic and professional knowledge and experience. They have worked for companies such as Cadbury Schweppes, Marks and Spencer Financial Services, the Audit Commision, BDO Stoyhayward, Deloitte, Kaplan Financial and KPMG, and can therefore use real-life experiences to enhance your learning in the classroom.
Essential – Full Time Students
You must be accepted as a registered student by the ACCA. Minimum requirements are successful completion of the Applied Knowledge papers, either by sitting and passing the ACCA external examinations or by the award of exemptions. The exemptions given are dependent upon further qualifications, which could be a degree (relevant or non-relevant) or a HND or equivalent.
In addition to the above requirements, for full time students that have been granted exemptions from the Applied Knowledge papers based upon their degree qualification, they should have been awarded at least a Second Class Honours degree.
Essential – Part Time Students
You must be accepted as a registered student by the ACCA. Minimum requirements are successful completion of the Applied Knowledge papers, either by sitting and passing the ACCA external examinations or by the award of exemptions. The exemptions given are dependent upon further qualifications, which could be a degree (relevant or non-relevant) or a HND or equivalent.
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There are various funding options, including loans, scholarships and bursaries.
Getting your ACCA qualifications will significantly improve your career prospects in accountancy and finance. As a qualification it’s recognised as being challenging, so we make sure you develop your expertise and knowledge in a way that’s relevant to employers.
Through our multi-cultural environment you’ll also gain valuable collaboration and network opportunities with your peers, both of which will really boost your CV.
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