Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Accounting (Top-up) by Northumbria University (Kaplan)

This Degree programme is designed to provide the most work-relevant skills for students through its modern syllabus, and give maximum ACCA paper exemptions.

ACCA Accreditation

Maximum ACCA paper exemptions

• Gain up to 9 paper exemptions under the applied knowledge and applied skills papers
• Students who completed ACCA Foundation papers may apply for exemptions for up to 6 subjects

ACCA Accelerate Program

• A fast track to ACCA membership
• Discounts on exemption fees, reduced registration fee and special subscription fees

Conditional Exemptions pathway

• Take the ACCA professional papers directly while studying for the Degree, and graduate with both a Degree and ACCA Affiliate title

Work-relevant Skills

This Degree programme satisfies the requirements of professional accounting bodies, in order to maximise the number of exemptions from their exams.

Collectively, this programme has 42 exemptions* from across the world’s largest professional bodies. With these exemptions, you will be able to enter the job market having already undertaken a significant portion of your professional qualification.

• Gain up to 9 ACCA papers
• Up to 8 CIMA papers
• Up to 7 ICAEW papers
• Up to 6 CIPFA papers
• Up to 12 AIA papers

In addition, this Degree programme is accredited by the prestigious AACSB accreditation in Accounting and is listed in the universities recognised for admission to Singapore CA Qualification (Foundation).

Modern Syllabus

The technological disruption in the accounting industry has affect the business models, jobs and opportunities. To embrace the disruption, the university introduce module like Management Accounting and Analytics II where you learn  appropriate techniques to provide information to aid a business in the decision making process. You will also learn module like Employability & Career Planning where you obtain skills, ability and confidence to give you the competitive advantage and increase your employability.