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University degree

Management with Accounting

Royal Holloway and Bedford New College
Qualification
Degree
Length
3 yrs
UK fees / yr
£9,535
Study
full-time
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About this course

Management with Accounting is a combination that sits at the heart of how organisations understand and improve their performance. Management is the discipline of leading, organising, and operating organisations effectively, drawing on strategy, human resources, marketing, and operations. Accounting provides the financial language in which organisational performance is measured, reported, and analysed, and the analytical tools through which managers understand the financial implications of their decisions.

At Royal Holloway, University of London, this three-year full-time programme is taught by internationally recognised researchers who bring current and relevant management and accounting knowledge into the classroom. You will develop both the management and accounting dimensions of the degree, studying organisational strategy and behaviour alongside financial reporting, management accounting, and the use of financial information for decision-making. The programme includes a sandwich placement year, a year abroad, and work placements, giving you direct professional experience in a management or finance context and the opportunity to study in a different country.

The combination of management breadth and accounting depth prepares you well for careers in the finance sector as well as in the broader world of organisational management.

Graduates are well placed for careers in financial management, audit, business analysis, management consultancy, corporate finance, and general management roles. The accounting element provides a foundation for professional qualification with the major accountancy bodies, which can significantly accelerate your career development in finance. The management element opens paths into strategic and leadership roles across every sector.

Postgraduate study in accounting, management, or an MBA is a common route for graduates who wish to develop their expertise further or move into more senior positions.

Could you get in?
The grades students arrived with
80-95 pts5%
96-111 pts30%
112-127 pts25%
128-143 pts20%
144-159 pts5%
160-175 pts5%
176-191 pts5%
192-207 pts5%
208-223 pts5%
How they qualified
90% got in with A-levels. The rest came in a mix of ways:
A-levels90%
other higher education15%
Could I get in? Try your grades
120 UCAS pts
Pay & prospects
80%
In work or further study after
100%
Continue past first year
89%
Student satisfaction
What graduates earn over time
£30,000
After 15 months
£26,500
3 years on
£34,000
5 years on
What graduates actually go on to do % of leavers
Elementary occupations15%
Finance ProfessionalsHighly skilled30%
Administrative occupations5%
Business and public service associate professionalsHighly skilled15%
Managers, directors and senior officialsHighly skilled5%
Secretarial and related occupations5%
What students say National Student Survey
89%
of students are satisfied with the course overall
Teaching80%
Assessment & feedback83%
Academic support80%
Well organised89%
Learning resources84%
Student community91%
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Where this degree can lead
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When you're ready, the full entry requirements and application are on Royal Holloway and Bedford New College's own site.
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