UNDERGRADUATE · ACCOUNTING
What is ACCA accreditation and how can it benefit your career?
Our Accounting and Finance undergraduate degrees are accredited by both the ACCA and CIMA but how does this help you to qualify quicker?
What is the ACCA?
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is one of the world's most prominent accountancy professional bodies. To become a member, and Chartered Certified Accountant, you must first pass the ACCA Qualification which requires 13 papers and the Ethics and Professional Skills module.
Successfully completing our BSc (Hons) Accounting & Finance course exempts you from 9 of the required papers, so you will only need to complete 4 additional papers as well as the Ethics and Professional Skills module, and 36 months of supervised experience, to become a Member and Chartered Certified Accountant.
13 papers
Required for the ACCA Qualification
plus Ethics and Professional Skills module
9 exemptions
Granted to BSc Accounting & Finance graduates
only 4 additional papers needed
36 months
Supervised experience required
to become a Chartered Certified Accountant