Accounting, finance and economics explore how businesses operate, how decisions are made, and how value is measured and managed. These subjects equip you with the tools to analyse financial performance, understand markets, and influence strategic outcomes.
Our accounting, finance and economics degree courses provide the analytical, technical and decision-making skills needed for success in business and finance.
Studying an accounting, finance and economics degree you found in Clearing could lead to careers in accounting, investment, data analysis or consultancy, where you’ll help organisations manage resources, assess risk and navigate a rapidly changing global economy.
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Across accounting, finance and economics, you can explore how money, markets, organisations and economies work — from financial reporting and investment to business decision-making and economic data.
At ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, course options may include accounting and finance, finance and investment, economics, economics with finance, economics with data science, or an integrated foundation year route. Some courses also offer placement opportunities, professional accreditation or access to industry-standard systems, depending on the route.
If places are available, Clearing could be your opportunity to find a course that matches your interests, strengths and future plans.
Our accreditations reflect the high standards of our teaching and strong industry links. Studying on an accredited course helps you stand out to employers and gives you a valuable edge in a competitive job market!
Check the courses available in Clearing this year on our website from early July.
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Yes, you may be able to apply without having studied accounting, finance or economics before. These subjects often suit students with an interest in numbers, business, problem-solving, data or how organisations and economies work. Check the course details before applying.
Maths can be useful because these courses involve financial information, data, analysis and decision-making. Entry requirements vary by course, so check the individual course page or speak to the Clearing team if you are unsure about your qualifications.
Accounting focuses on recording, reporting and interpreting financial information. Finance looks at money management, investment, financial markets and risk. Economics explores how people, businesses and governments make decisions, and how wider economies work.
Availability changes each year, but routes may include accounting and finance, finance and investment, economics, economics with finance, economics with data science, or an integrated foundation year. Check the live course list to see which options are open.
You may still have options, depending on your grades, qualifications and the course route. ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø offers an integrated foundation year in accounting, finance and economics, which may help you prepare for degree-level study if you do not meet the direct entry requirements.
Some accounting, finance and economics courses include professional skills, industry-focused learning or accreditation from relevant bodies. Accreditation and exemptions vary by course, so check the individual course page if this is important for your career plans.
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