University of Wales, Bangor

What you'll study

The curriculum covers international accounting and financial reporting, financial and management accounting, taxation, auditing, corporate finance, financial markets and credit rating. Practical skills training includes use of accounting software, statistical analysis with Stata and portfolio simulation (StockTrak). Modules and teaching are delivered by academics with professional experience in accountancy and taxation and informed by research into banking risk, market structure, credit and regulation.

Entry requirements

Entry details are handled through UCAS for full‑time applicants (course code NN4H). The university runs a Clearing process and advises applicants to contact Admissions for guidance; part‑time applications are submitted via the university online portal. Specific grade or qualification thresholds are not listed on the programme text and should be confirmed with Admissions.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in finance departments, financial services and the public, private or third sectors worldwide. The degree supports routes into auditing, tax, cost or management accounting and can accelerate the path to chartered accountancy by offering up to nine professional exam exemptions. Practical experience and placement/international options help build employability and industry contacts.

Scholarships & funding angle

Part‑time students may be eligible for government‑funded student loans depending on prior study, age and residency; the university’s Student Finance team can advise. The programme also highlights placement and international year options to strengthen employability, and Admissions can provide further information on funding and scholarships.