1. Develop Financial Expertise
2. Master Marketing Strategies
3. Integrate Accounting and Marketing Skills
4. Enhance Analytical and Problem-Solving Abilities
5. Prepare for Diverse Career Paths
6. Foster Practical Experience
7. Promote Ethical and Effective Business Practice

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. Personal statement
3. English language proficiency
4. Entrance exams (tentative)

1. Financial Accounting
2. Managerial Accounting
3. Intermediate Accounting
4. Cost Accounting
5. Auditing
6. Taxation
7. Accounting Information Systems
8. Principles of Marketing
9. Market Research
10. Consumer Behaviour
11. Marketing Management
12. Digital Marketing
13. Strategic Marketing
14. International Marketing
15. Financial Analysis
16. Strategic Management
17. Business Ethics
18. Entrepreneurship
19. Business Communication
20. Internships
21. Capstone Project
22. Case Studies
23. Statistics for Business
24. Information Systems for Business
25. Leadership and Management

1. Lectures
2. Case Studies
3. Interactive Workshops
4. Online Learning and E-Learning Modules
5. Group Projects
6. Guest Lectures and Industry Experts
7. Internships and Practical Experience
8. Seminars and Tutorials
9. Research Projects

1. Principles of Marketing
2. Market Research
3. Consumer Behaviour
4. Marketing Management
5. Digital Marketing
6. Strategic Marketing
7. International Marketing
8. Financial Accounting
9. Managerial Accounting
10. Intermediate Accounting
11. Cost Accounting
12. Auditing
13. Taxation
14. Accounting Information Systems
15. Financial Analysis
16. Strategic Management
17. Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
18. Internship/Work Placement
19. Capstone Project

1. Examinations
2. Coursework and Assignments
3. Practical Assessments
4. Presentations and Reports
5. Group Work
6. Practical Exercises
7. Quizzes and Tests

In the UK, it typically takes 3 years if studied full time, and some institutes offer 4 years with a placement year. Part-time study can take 4 to 6 years.

1. Lecture Halls and Seminar Rooms
2. Computer Labs
3. Library Resources
4. Accounting and Finance Software
5. Marketing Analytics Tools
6. Business Simulations Labs
7. Marketing and Advertising Studios
8. Accounting Simulation Rooms
9. Industry Networking Events
10. Research Centres
11. Project Collaboration Spaces
12. Academic Advising
13. Counselling Services

1. Accountant
2. Auditor
3. Financial Analyst
4. Management Accountant
5. Tax Advisor/Consultant
6. Forensic Accountant
7. Financial Controller
8. Marketing Manager
9. Digital Marketing Specialist
10. Market Research Analyst
11. Advertising Manager
12. Sales Manager
13. Public Relations Specialist
14. Brand Strategist
15. Financial Marketing Analyst
16. Business Development Manager
17. Chief Financial Officer
18. Chief Marketing Officer
19. Consultant
20. Lecturer/Professor
21. Research Analyst

The fees may vary by country and institution. In the UK, the fees for an accountancy and marketing degree can lie between £15,000 and £25,000 per year for an international student.

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

1. Case Studies
2. Live Projects
3. Consultancy Assignments
4. Field Trips
5. Accounting Internships
6. Marketing Internships
7. Integrated Internships
8. Practical Experience
9. Networking Opportunities

The accountancy and marketing degree is a prestigious degree to pursue, but some other related certifications will help you to enhance your overall career prospects. Such include:

1. Certified Public Accountant
2. Chartered Accountant
3. Certified Management Accountant
4. Certified Internal Auditor
5. Certified Fraud Examiner
6. Chartered Financial Analyst
7. Google Analytics Certification
8. Google Ads Certification
9. HubSpot Content Marketing Certification
10. Certified Digital Marketing Professional
11. Chartered Institute of Marketing

In the UK, the primary intake for an accountancy and marketing degree happens in September/October, and the secondary intake takes place in January/February.

I will look back on my undergraduate studies in Marketing with the fondest memories. Having been exposed to a variety of key marketing topics in years 1 to 3 such as cons……. [Thomas Scally from the University of Strathclyde]