Accountancy – BSc

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Get your accounting career off to a flying start with Queen Mary, PwC and ICAEW.

  • Fast-track your career in accounting and start on the path to becoming an ICAEW Chartered Accountant.
  • This programme is a collaboration between Queen Mary University of London, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and ‘Big Four’ accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
  • A series of paid work placements is built into the course, meaning you will have the opportunity to apply the technical theory you learn in the classroom directly to the workplace.
  • Learn accounting skills from academic specialists who are experts in their field.
  • Work on real projects for real clients as part of PwC’s assurance team, and receive technical training during your paid placements.

Professional recognition

This degree was designed with, and is professionally accredited by, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). Successful graduates of this degree will have completed 12 of the 15 modules of the ICAEW Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA) qualification.

Course Info
Careers Graduate opportunities PwC has consistently been voted Best Graduate Employer in The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers survey. The vast majority of finalists on Flying Start programmes with PwC have received a job offer at the company after graduation, often becoming fully-qualified ICAEW Chartered Accountants just over a year after graduation. Graduates of Flying Start programmes have also moved into non-accounting roles at PwC. There is no obligation (on the part of the student or PwC) to progress to a role at PwC following completion of the course. Career support PwC will provide each student with a career coach, who will guide the student through PwC’s annual performance management process. Prior to joining PwC for their first work placement, students will be allocated a named 'buddy' who will help induct them into the firm. A wealth of careers support is also available through both Queen Mary and the School of Business and Management.