University of Southampton Malaysia Campus USMC

Entry Requirement of BSc Accounting and Finance in University of Southampton Malaysia Campus USMC Malaysia

Successful applicants typically have AAB A-levels or equivalent. Offers typically exclude General Studies.

The below subjects are considered as restricted. This means that we can accept one subject from the following list if combined with other academic subjects:

• Applied subjects
• Art: including Design, Fine Art, Photography, Textiles
• Communication Studies
• Communication and Culture
• Creative Media
• Creative Writing
• Critical Thinking
• Dance
• Drama
• Film Studies
• Health & Social Care
• Home Economics
• Hospitality and Supervision
• ICT/IT
• Leisure Studies
• Media Studies
• Music Technology
• Outdoor Education
• PE
• Performing Arts
• Public Services
• Sports Studies/Science
• Theatre Studies
• Travel & Tourism
• World Development

Career Opportunity of BSc Accounting and Finance in University of Southampton Malaysia Campus USMC Malaysia

Most of our graduates go straight into professional roles within the finance and accounting sector. You'll graduate with the analytical and problem-solving skills needed for a wide range of financial careers. You could choose to become:

• an auditor
• a tax specialist
• a management accountant
• a consultant

Southampton Business School graduates have secured roles in financial organisations including:

• Bank of China
• Deloitte
• Development Bank of Singapore
• Deutsche Bank
• EY
• PWC
• Like all our business school courses, this degree is also a good foundation for further study at postgraduate level

Course Outline of BSc Accounting and Finance in University of Southampton Malaysia Campus USMC Malaysia

Year 1

• Financial Accounting 1
• Introduction to Management
• Management Accounting 1
• Management Analysis
• Foundations of Business Analytics
• Foundations of Microeconomics
• Ideas that Shaped the Business World 1: Government and Society
• Ideas that Shaped the Business World 2: Markets and Consumers
• Introduction to Economics For Non-Economists
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Technologies that shaped the Business World: Digital Age

YEAR 2

• Company Law
• Principles of Audit and Taxation
• Business Research
• Financial Accounting 2
• Financial Management
• Management Accounting 2
• Portfolio Theory and Financial Markets
• Human Resource Management
• Management Ethics

YEAR 3

• Project Management
• Financial Analysis, Information and Markets
• Advanced Taxation
• Strategic Management
• Knowledge Management
• International Banking
• Futures and Options
• Corporate Governance
• Auditing
• Financial Accounting 3
• Management Accounting 3
• Dissertation