Brunel University Uxbridge

What you'll study

The curriculum covers core areas of accounting including financial analysis, financial management, management control, taxation and auditing, together with the regulatory and social frameworks that influence practice. Teaching includes training in industry‑relevant analytical and market tools such as SAS, EViews, Bloomberg, Reuters and STATA. The final year allows students to choose additional optional modules or undertake a year‑long supervised dissertation project.

Entry requirements

Typical 2026/27 entry offers: A‑level ABB–BBB; BTEC National Diploma DDM–DMM; International Baccalaureate 31–30. The course starts in September. Entry requirements may be adjusted during Clearing; Brunel also considers other qualifications and provides guidance on GCSE and equivalencies via admissions.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in accountancy, audit, taxation, financial control and consultancy across private and public sectors. Recent placements and graduate employers include Big Four firms and organisations such as PwC, EY, KPMG, NatWest (Financing Futures), the Treasury, the Bank of England, BP, Xerox and Marks & Spencer.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Fees for 2026/27 are published separately for UK and international students; Brunel provides information on fees, funding and placements. Students can also access university support via the Department and Student Professional Development to build employability and identify funding or scholarship opportunities.