Developed with strong links to the accounting profession and industry, when you graduate from this professionally-accredited degree youll be perfectly placed to embark on a career in the world of accounting.<br>Financial Accounting teaches the techniques of double entry accounting and its application in recording transactions, adjusting financial records and preparing non-complex financial statements.<br><br>Skills for the Professional Accountants develops the skills that employers are looking for in future employees. You will be given opportunities to acquire, develop and apply these skills using real-world accounting scenarios.<br><br>Fundamentals of Management Accounting teaches you to understand, apply and critically appraise the fundamental knowledge and techniques that underpin the area of management accounting, from planning and control to costing and decision making.<br><br>Ethics in Accounting will introduce you to the social and ethical contexts in which accountants operate, using real-world examples. You will learn about the professional codes of ethics for accountants, learn to identify when an issue arises and develop the skills to propose alternative solutions.<br><br>Economics for finance introduces the basic principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics explores areas including the role of consumers and businesses in the marketplace, markets in action, market structure, strategic rivalry and growth strategies. Macroeconomics includes exchange rates and the balance of payments, globalisation, fiscal policy, inflation, unemployment and economic growth.<br><br>Business and Technology explores the business and its environment. You will look at the influence of technology on organisational structure and how the accounting function contributes to the efficient, effective management and development of an organisation, its people and their use of information systems.<br><br>Business Law for Accountants provides an overview of the principles of English law, the legal framework within which businesses operate, and the requirements and restrictions imposed by relevant aspects of English law. Areas covered include employment, partnerships, company law, criminal, and insolvency and administration.