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Undergraduate
BSc Accounting with Law
Structure
and Syllabus
You will be
required to make a serious attempt in the examination for 12
units on the Standard Route of the degree. On the Graduate Entry
Route you must take and pass 9 full units. On the Standard Route
you do not have to apply for a specific structure. You will be
awarded the appropriate degree depending on the units you choose
to take.
You can take
the Foundation and Further units in any order, provided you
satisfy any prerequisites (units which you must have already
passed). Prerequisites are shown in italic text in brackets.
Most students, however, would normally take the Foundation units
first because, as their name suggests, they are the 'building
blocks' – the foundation – for the units that follow.
| Further
units |
Further
units |
| 5 |
402 Company law |
3 |
204 Commercial law |
| 6 |
204 Commercial law |
4 |
402 Company law |
| 7 |
59 Financial management
(25) or 92
Corporate finance (02+05a) |
5 |
59 Financial management
(25) |
| 8 |
97 Management accounting
(25) |
6 |
97
Management accounting (25)
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| 9 |
One
unit from Selection groups
A,
B,
E,
L
or M |
7 |
One
unit from Selection groups
A,
B,
E,
L
or M |
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10 |
One
unit from Selection groups
A,
B,
L
or M
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8 |
One
unit from Selection groups
A,
B,
or M
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11 |
One
unit from any Selection group other than
F(i) ,
F(ii) |
9 |
One
full unit (or two half units) from Selection groups
A,
B,
F(i) ,
F(ii) or
L
or M
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12 |
One
full unit (or two half units) from Selection groups
A,
B,
F(i),
L
or M
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*The law units
marked with an asterisk are those which are necessary for the
degree to be recognised as satisfying the academic stage of
the professional legal training requirements of the Solicitors
Regulation Authority and Bar Standards Board.
Notes:
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This page is intended for use by prospective students as
a guide. The structure shown above is subject to confirmation in the 2009-2010 Regulations.
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It
is not possible to be awarded the BSc Law with Accounting
via the Graduate Entry Route.
- Students primarily interested
in pursuing a career in law should read the With Law section
of this website.
With
Law
You
do not have to apply for a specific structure. You will
be awarded the appropriate degree depending on the units
you choose to take.
If you are
planning to become a lawyer, we advise you to contact the
legal professional body in the jurisdiction where you hope
to practise – before committing yourself to a particular
plan of study – to find out if your degree will satisfy
their entry requirements to the legal profession.
The two programmes
BSc Law with Accounting and BSc Law with Management have
Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) status for students with effective
registration dates of 1 May 2007 or earlier.
The attachment
of QLD status to these programmes for students registering
from 1 September 2007 is currently under review. Please
check this page for updates.
The University strongly
advise students to obtain full information from either:
The
Solicitors Regulation Authority
Ipsley Court
Berrington Close
Redditch, B98 0TD
Tel:
0870 606 2555 (enquiries)
The Solicitors Regulation
Authority has set up a
World Wide Web site [external
link; new window] which
provides information about the process of training as a
solicitor.
or
The Bar Standards Board
289-293 High Holborn
London, WC1V 7HZ
Tel:
020 7611 1444
Fax: 020 7831 9217
The
information given on this page is not binding and the University
cannot take responsibility for its accuracy.
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