1. Develop expertise in financial reporting and accounting practices
2. Build a strong foundation in economic theory and analysis
3. Enhance analytical and quantitative skills
4. Foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
5. Prepare for professional certifications and career success
6. Promote ethical and sustainable decision-making

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. English proficiency
3. Personal Statement (Tentative)

1. Introduction to Financial Accounting
2. Introduction to Management Accounting
3. Microeconomics
4. Macroeconomics
5. Quantitative Methods for Business
6. Business Law
7. Intermediate Financial Accounting
8. Cost and Management Accounting
9. Corporate Finance
10. Econometrics
11. Business Economics
12. Audit and Assurance
13. Advanced Financial Reporting
14. Taxation
15. Financial Statement Analysis
16. International Economics
17. Economic Policy
18. Ethics in Accounting and Economics

1. Lectures
2. Seminars and tutorials
3. Case studies
4. Workshops and practical sessions
5. Group projects and teamwork
6. Online and digital learning
7. Research projects and dissertations
8. Guest lectures and industry speakers

1. Financial Accounting
2. Management Accounting
3. Microeconomics
4. Macroeconomics
5. Quantitative Methods for Business
6. Business Law
7. Cost and Management Accounting
8. Finance
9. Econometrics
10. Business Economics
11. Taxation
12. International Economics
13. Economic Policy

1. Examinations
2. Coursework and Assignments
3. Practical Projects and Group Work
4. Presentations
5. Practical Assessments

The course duration can vary by country and institution. In the UK, it takes about 3/4 years if you study full-time and 4/5 years if you study part-time.

1. Libraries and Study Resources
2. Computer Labs and Software
3. Classrooms and Seminar Rooms
4. Business and Finance Labs
5. Research Facilities
6. Career Services and Professional Development
7. Online Learning Platforms
8. International Student Support

1. Accountant
2. Auditor
3. Financial Analyst
4. Tax Advisor
5. Management Accountant
6. Economic Analyst
7. Policy Analyst
8. Market Research Analyst
9. Financial Economist
10. Management Consultant
11. Financial Consultant
12. Economic Consultant
13. Government Economist
14. Public Sector Accountant
15. Investment Banker

The fees per annum for an accountancy and economics degree for international students can lie between £15,000 and £25,000 in the UK, but the amount can vary by country and university.

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. English Language Proficiency
3. Personal Statement
4. References

1. Practical Projects
2. Research Projects
3. Summer Internships
4. Year-Long Placements
5. Part-Time Internships
6. Cooperative Education Programmes
7. Career Fairs and Networking Events
8. Workshops and Seminars

Although accountancy and economics degrees are in high demand in various industries, some other related professional certifications won’t do you any harm; instead, they will amplify your overall career prospects.

1. Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
2. Chartered Accountant (CA)
3. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
4. Certified Internal Auditor (CIA)
5. Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
6. Chartered Economist (CE)
7. Professional Risk Manager (PRM)
8. Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
9. Certified Economic Development (CEcD)

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.

"As the accounting modules and economics modules are different, I am exposed to various skills and experiences that undoubtedly help me stand out from others. When I was applying for graduate jobs in the Big 4, I was able to use the knowledge that I gained from my economics module, and this definitely eased the burden of preparing for the interview." [Michelle Chu from Queen's University Belfast]