By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. Allow cookies Courses Student Life Home Business School Business Management and Accounting Why study at Roehampton Teaching staff from a range of professional, practitioner and active research backgrounds. Provides a basis for postgraduate studies across a range of business, accounting and finance subjects. Provides a balance of technical competence and ability to take a critical view of the role and practices of the professional accountant. Strong links with companies such as Haymarket, Marks and Spencer, Santander and Waitrose. On this course you will focus on core theoretical and practical issues in accounting. You will learn how different contexts affect accounting and financial reporting, both internally and externally. A critical approach to key concepts is adopted alongside a grounding in the foundations of accounting. The course provides a socially-aware and ethical viewpoint and is appropriate for students with an interest in accounting as part of a broader business degree. Accounting is a powerful modern discourse: accounting is implicated in and shapes many aspects of life. The extremes of corporate collapse and financial crises illustrate the impact of accounting. Accounting, however, is often taken for granted or ignored. It is rare to stop and consider: What is accounting? Accounting is the language of business and capital, and as such, we critically evaluate the preparation, use and social and political impact of accounting information, both within organisations and in external reporting. This pathway encourages reflective, dialogic education, providing foundations for a career in business and entrepreneurship or a professional career in accounting by understanding the impact and scope of accounting within business, management, and society. Example modules Accounting For Organisations Understanding Financial Statements Accounting For Decision Making Career options Graduates can follow a wide range of careers in business, financial services or accountancy. Apply for this course » UCAS code NN24 Level Undergraduate BSc Single honours Entry tariff 320 points General entry requirements » Department Business School » Duration 3 years (full-time) View Key Information Set » Related courses Business Management and Economics » Business Management and Digital Media » Business Management and Entrepreneurship » Human Resource Management » Business Management and Retail Marketing » Further information Contact our Enquiries team enquiries@roehampton.ac.uk » +44 (0)20 8392 3232 Apply for this course » Undergraduate open day Saturday 12 July Book your place now » Prospective students Apply for 2014 Attend an Open Day Order a prospectus Undergraduate courses Postgraduate study Online degrees Tuition fees Scholarships Short courses and Professional Development Programmes Student Life International students » English Language and preparation courses How to apply Meet us in your country Study Abroad programmes Summer school Academic Departments » Business School Dance Drama, Theatre and Performance Education English and Creative Writing Graduate School Humanities Life Sciences Media, Culture and Language Psychology Social Sciences Colleges » Digby Stuart College Froebel College Southlands College Whitelands College Current students » Graduation JobShop Learning Services and Moodle Library Services Student MyZone Students' Union Term dates Alumni » Benefits Get involved Replacement certificates/transcripts Update your details Staff Calendar Find staff Staff MyZone General Information » Find us Governance Media enquiries Organisation and Management Research Schools and Colleges Working at Roehampton Services » Accommodation Employability Sport Roehampton Student Experience Conference Roehampton » Conferences Hire a venue Weddings and private events Home Copyright Disclaimer Feedback Privacy Accessibility Site map © Roehampton University