Business Management (Accounting) (Q91-ACC) | Open University

Course summary

Are you interested in how accounting shapes business decisions and drives success? In this specialist accounting route of our business management degree, you’ll learn how organisations operate while developing expertise in financial and management accounting. You’ll explore the vital role accountants play, the types of information they manage, and how it informs both daily operations and strategic decisions. Alongside core business management studies, you’ll learn to apply accounting techniques and concepts in the workplace, gaining skills and an interdisciplinary perspective that will prepare you for a variety of careers in business and accounting.

Key features of the course

Gain a solid understanding of business organisations and their key functions
Develop skills in applying and evaluating financial and management accounting techniques
Apply business theory to real-world business scenarios and your own experiences
Build versatile skills that prepare you for a variety of roles and sectors

Entry requirements

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