MSc
One year
Full-time
September, January, May
Business and Creative Industries
MSc
One year
Full-time
September, January, May
Business and Creative Industries
MSc Accounting and Finance is designed for graduates who want to develop advanced knowledge of accounting, finance and financial management in an international business environment.
You’ll explore how organisations use financial information to support decision-making, manage performance and achieve strategic objectives. The course combines academic study with practical application, helping you develop analytical, research and problem-solving skills that are relevant to a wide range of accounting and finance roles.
During the course, you’ll:
The course is CIMA-accredited, offering graduates exemptions from 11 of the 16 CGMA exams and a fast-track pathway toward earning the globally recognised CIMA Professional Qualification and CGMA designation.
To achieve an MSc Accounting and Finance, you’ll study 180 credits, including taught modules and a 60-credit final project.
Optional modules
Choose one of the following modules:
Final project options
Choose one of the following options:
This programme will be taught through a combination of both online and in-person classes, using the virtual learning platform Aula, including:
You will be taught a combination of:
Learning and teaching:
Assessment Structure:
Assessment methods will include:
We welcome applications from UK and international students.
You should normally hold one of the following:
Applications from candidates with other qualifications or relevant professional experience may also be considered on an individual basis.
If your qualification is not listed, please contact an Admissions Adviser for guidance on your eligibility to apply.
For applicants whose first language is not English, the University sets a minimum English language proficiency level. The qualifications below must have been gained within two years of the start of your course.
General English language requirements at UWS: International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic module (not General Training):
Common equivalent English language qualifications
All stated English tests are acceptable for admission for both home/EU and international students for this programme:
For applicants from certain countries who do not meet the minimum English language requirements outlined above, there may be an option to apply for an online pre-sessional English language programme.
For detailed information on English language entry requirements for international students, including accepted alternative qualifications and possible exemptions, please visit our English language requirements page.
Student loans and payment plans available
Payment plans available
Accounting and finance skills are used across a wide range of industries, including banking, financial services, consulting, government and multinational organisations.
This course is designed to develop analytical, financial and research skills that may be relevant to a wide range of accounting and finance roles.
Examples of roles where these skills may be applied include:
The knowledge and skills developed during the course may also support progression to professional qualifications, postgraduate research and further academic study.
This course is suitable for graduates and professionals looking to develop advanced knowledge, improve career prospects or specialise in a particular subject area.
Applicants are normally expected to hold an undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification. Some courses may also consider relevant professional experience.
Yes, UWS London welcomes postgraduate students from across the world and provides support with applications, enrolment and settling into student life in London.
Most postgraduate taught courses can be completed in one year when studied full-time, although course lengths may vary depending on the programme.
Students can access academic guidance, careers support, wellbeing services and additional student support throughout their time at UWS London.
MSc Accounting and Finance is designed for graduates who want to develop advanced knowledge of accounting, finance and financial management in an international business environment.
You’ll explore how organisations use financial information to support decision-making, manage performance and achieve strategic objectives. The course combines academic study with practical application, helping you develop analytical, research and problem-solving skills that are relevant to a wide range of accounting and finance roles.
During the course, you’ll:
The course is CIMA-accredited, offering graduates exemptions from 11 of the 16 CGMA exams and a fast-track pathway toward earning the globally recognised CIMA Professional Qualification and CGMA designation.
To achieve an MSc Accounting and Finance, you’ll study 180 credits, including taught modules and a 60-credit final project.
Optional modules
Choose one of the following modules:
Final project options
Choose one of the following options:
This programme will be taught through a combination of both online and in-person classes, using the virtual learning platform Aula, including:
You will be taught a combination of:
Learning and teaching:
Assessment Structure:
Assessment methods will include:
We welcome applications from UK and international students.
You should normally hold one of the following:
Applications from candidates with other qualifications or relevant professional experience may also be considered on an individual basis.
If your qualification is not listed, please contact an Admissions Adviser for guidance on your eligibility to apply.
For applicants whose first language is not English, the University sets a minimum English language proficiency level. The qualifications below must have been gained within two years of the start of your course.
General English language requirements at UWS: International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic module (not General Training):
Common equivalent English language qualifications
All stated English tests are acceptable for admission for both home/EU and international students for this programme:
For applicants from certain countries who do not meet the minimum English language requirements outlined above, there may be an option to apply for an online pre-sessional English language programme.
For detailed information on English language entry requirements for international students, including accepted alternative qualifications and possible exemptions, please visit our English language requirements page.
Student loans and payment plans available
Payment plans available
Accounting and finance skills are used across a wide range of industries, including banking, financial services, consulting, government and multinational organisations.
This course is designed to develop analytical, financial and research skills that may be relevant to a wide range of accounting and finance roles.
Examples of roles where these skills may be applied include:
The knowledge and skills developed during the course may also support progression to professional qualifications, postgraduate research and further academic study.
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