1. Develop a strong understanding of accounting principles
2. Master mathematical concepts
3. Combine accounting and mathematics for practical applications
4. Cultivate analytical and problem-solving abilities
5. Prepare for a Career in Finance or Accounting

1. Mathematics Proficiency
2. Basic Accounting Knowledge
3. English Language Proficiency

1. Introduction to Accounting
2. Calculus
3. Statistics
4. Introduction to Business
5. Business Communication
6. Mathematics for Business
7. Financial Accounting
8. Managerial Accounting
9. Linear Algebra
10. Intermediate Statistics
11. Ethics in Accounting
12. Taxation
13. Cost Accounting
14. Probability Theory
15. Financial Management
16. Accounting Information Systems
17. Mathematical Modelling
18. Auditing
19. Financial Mathematics
20. Data Analytics for Accounting
21. Capstone Project or thesis

1. Lectures
2. Interactive Workshops
3. Case Studies
4. Group Projects
5. Seminars
6. Online Learning Platforms
7. Tutoring and peer support

1. Forensic Accounting
2. International Accounting
3. Advanced-Data Analytics
4. Financial Statement Analysis
5. Data Analytics for Accounting
6. Financial Mathematics
7. Auditing
8. Mathematical Modelling
9. Accounting Information Systems
10. Financial Management
11. Probability Theory
12. Cost Accounting
13. Ethics in Accounting
14. Intermediate Statistics
15. Managerial Accounting
16. Mathematics for Business
17. Business Communication
18. Introduction to Business
19. Statistics

1. Examinations
2. Quizzes
3. Assignments
4. Case Studies
5. Presentations
6. Group Projects
7. Research Papers
8. Essays
9. Internship Evaluations

The course duration may vary by institute and country. However, in the UK, it typically takes about 3 to 4 years to study full-time, and part-time takes about 4 to 6 years.

1. Modern Classrooms
2. Computer Labs
3. Library Resources
4. Study Areas
5. Lecture Halls
6. Simulation Rooms
7. Career Services Centre
8. Math and Accounting Help Centres
9. Online Learning Platforms

1. Financial Analyst
2. Actuary
3. Data Analyst
4. Management Accountant
5. Internal Auditor
6. Forensic Accountant
7. Budget Analyst
8. Financial Manager
9. Investment Banker
10. Business Consultant
11. Academic researcher
12. Professor

The tuition fees may vary depending on the country and the institute. In the UK, the average tuition fee for international students is £30,000 a year.

1. A-Level
2. BTEC Qualifications
3. GCSE
4. Personal Statement
5. References
6. Entrance Exams
7. English proficiency

1. Internships
2. Work placement programmes
3. Field Projects
4. Networking Opportunities
5. Collaborative Projects
6. Career Services Support

Accountancy and mathematics is definitely a high-demand degree that will take you places, but some other related professional certifications will amplify your overall career prospects. Some of them are:

1. Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
2. Chartered Accountant (CA)
3. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
4. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
5. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
6. Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
7. Certified Internal Auditor (CIA)

In the UK, the primary intake occurs in September/October, and the secondary intake takes place in January/February.

"I am fascinated with the way my course is structured; my course has allowed me to explore and see different branches of mathematics with the provision of excellent course materials and support from the department." [Nirusiya Sriskantharajah from Queen Mary University of London]