Studying Accountancy and Economics at Aberdeen equips students for dynamic careers in international finance, business, politics, media, and beyond. The program provides a comprehensive foundation in accountancy theory and practice, viewed through the lens of the global economy. Taught by leading economists whose research informs government policy, students develop analytical skills to process financial information, explore microeconomics of business and society, and examine macroeconomic issues across various political and historical contexts. Access to advanced facilities like the Bloomberg finance lab enhances learning, fostering skills in a diverse, international environment with peers from over 40 nationalities.The curriculum employs diverse teaching methods, including lectures, seminars, and workshops, to build transferable skills such as group work, presentations, and IT proficiency. Assessment combines coursework, practical evaluations, and examinations, tailored to enhance employability. The program is accredited by professional bodies like the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, ensuring recognition and preparing graduates for high-demand roles.
We employ a range of teaching methods, emphasising transferable skills such as group work, presentation techniques and IT skills, in order to produce highly skilled graduates for the accountancy and related professions. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops and student presentations.
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