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Subject BACHELOR OF ARTS - ACCOUNTING

Qualification: BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
Award Type and NFQ Level:
Course code: ARTS
CAO/PAC code: MH101
Points: 338
QQI: Yes click here for details
Closing date: 01 July 2023

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You’ll study Accounting (the language of finance and business) along with up to three other Arts subjects in first year.
The unique flexibility of the MU Arts programme provides you with the option of transferring in to one of our designated accounting programmes at the end of first year.

  • By choosing to study accounting, you are opening up the possibility of becoming a professional accountant which offers a rewarding career with international mobility and high earning potential.
  • You will engage with expert faculty, who foster an engaging, friendly, supportive and dynamic learning environment.
  • Understanding the language of Accounting will be advantageous to you if you work in a business or set up your own business.
  • By choosing to study accounting, you could also pursue a career in teaching.
  • The extensive range of subjects available in the BA programme allows you to combine the study of accounting with other subjects that suit your interests. No prior knowledge of accounting is required, as we teach it from first principles.
  • Become a highly sought-after graduate possessing the technical accounting and transferable skills required of future business leaders which allows students to pursue rewarding career opportunities.
  • Depending on your 1st year results, you may have the opportunity to move from MH101 into one of our specialised degree programmes in accounting, thereby opening up further study and work experience opportunities.
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