Replaces BSc Accounting
A unique new undergraduate course which replaces BSc Accounting
FUTURE ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONALS
The MAcc Advanced Accounting with Placement (MAcc) is a new integrated four-year undergraduate course that replaces BSc Accounting.
It is a unique programme that combines undergraduate and Master's-level study with paid work-based experience and maximum professional body exemptions. These benefits add up to a great start for a rewarding career in accountancy.
MASTER'S LEVEL QUALIFICATION
• Combines undergraduate and postgraduate-level study in one programme
• A higher level qualification and skills valued by employers
• Four year course with undergraduate tuition fees each year
PAID PLACEMENT
• Workplace experience during Semester Two of Year Four
• Opportunity to develop new skills and networks
• A paid and career-focussed experience
PROFESSIONAL BODY EXEMPTIONS
• Exemption from Chartered Accountants Ireland CAP1 and CAP2 exams
• Maximum permitted exemptions from other professional bodies
• Reduces post-university accountancy study requirements
• Exemptions awarded from seven top professional accounting bodies in the UK and Ireland
Supported by employers
"We consulted extensively with employers in developing this new undergraduate Accountancy course. Employers were very supportive of the programme, especially the placement element which is recognised as providing students with an important opportunity to develop key skills."
Brenda Clerkin, Programme Director
Course Information
Learn more about the MAcc Advanced Accounting with Placement - why it is a unique offering in the UK and Ireland, the degree highlights, professional exemptions, and more.
Watch our recent information webinar and join Programme Director, Brenda Clerkin who provides insight into this exciting new course and responds to frequently asked questions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
FIND OUT MORE
Integrated placement builds key employability skills and networks
A Master's level qualification with undergraduate tuition fees
Maximum professional exemptions reduce post-university study
Now open for applications on UCAS
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