Mode of Attendance: Full-timeThis programme is ideal for students whose ambition is to pursue a career in accounting, banking, investments, auditing, taxation, and other finance-related strategic roles in business.
You will learn how to analyse financial statements, how to critically evaluate investment opportunities, how to design financial plans, and how to make strategic decisions in the areas of accounting, banking, finance and investments.
Our teaching offers you exceptional insights into financial institutions and markets in London and other major cities in the world. In addition, we offer specialist knowledge of financial and management systems in the emerging markets of Africa, Asia and the Middle East – something that will set you apart from graduates of other universities that normally focus on the analysis of Europe and the Americas.
By joining this programme, you will become a member of the world-leading Centre for Global Finance at SOAS University of London and participate in high-profile events and weekly seminars. This will provide you with the opportunity to exchange ideas with leading scholars, practitioners and policymakers who shape local and global developments today.
Why study BSc Accounting and Finance at SOAS
Learn from world-class financial experts
We are the hub of bespoke professors in accounting and finance, who have extensive academic and practitioner experiences in banking, investments, industry, and A-list International Organisations.
We have the Centre for Global Finance (CGF), a world-leading research centre in finance, which hosts cutting-edge research projects that involve students and a global network of experts in generating innovative solutions to real-time challenges.
Benefit from language support and diverse optional modules
We are proud of our specialists in the delivery of languages, well over one hundred years.
Your command of a language at SOAS will give you a competitive advantage in global job market.
You will be able to flexibly structure your programme using our programme optional modules and/or our open options modules from other departments.
