Northumbria University’sBSc(Hons)Accountingcourse is about more than just numbers,itgives you freshinsightsand a deeper understanding offinancial information.And it’syourstarting blockforbuildingarewarding career.With modules that combine key accounting theorywith problem-based learning around real-world scenarios, the course offersan optional,year-long placement between your second and final years. It’s anopportunitywell worth taking uptogive your CV the edge with valuableexperience–whether you're interested in a training contract or role in industry accounting.And depending on the nature of the placement,thismay count as the practice elementyou’llneed for full membership of thehighly respectedAssociation of Accounting Technicians.How does this course set me up for my future careerWith 42 exemptions, our BSc Accounting will minimise the number of exams you’ll need to take after graduation to qualify as an accountant. In many cases, you’ll need to take only a few of the final level papers.Our Careers and Employment Service are there to help kick-start your next steps through stimulating workshops, helpful one-to-one advice and networking opportunities.What job can I get with a degree in AccountingMany of our graduates move on to one of the ‘big four’ accounting firms or into a role in industry accounting. There they take up training contracts and complete professional qualifications. Recent destinations for graduates from this course include graduate training at PWC and Tait Walker, accountant at Procter &amp; Gamble, and accounting assistant at Billy Casper Golf.As an accountant you’ll undertake financial audits, manage financial systems and budgets, and provide professional advice. And as you progress in your career, you may move into wider leadership roles. One in six of the UK’s top 100 CEOs started out with a finance or accounting degree.If further study beckons after graduation, you can do so as a postgraduate through a course such as our MSc in Forensic Accounting.Whatever you decide to do, you’ll have strong employability as a Northumbria graduate as every module of Northumbria Business School courses reinforces what you need to succeed. This includes the transferable skills that really matter to employers such as critical reflection and self-learning, collaboration and curiosity, and the ability to solve problems in sustainable and ethical ways.Mode of Study<br>3 years Full Time or 4 years with a placement (sandwich)study abroad