Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons)
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Entry requirements
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Study mode
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Duration
3 years
About the programme
This practical programme develops a strong foundation in accounting and finance, exploring the real-world applications that shape today's businesses, preparing you for exciting global careers.
Introduction
Taught by experienced, professionally qualified accountants, our Accounting and Finance BSc programme offers the same Liverpool mark of education, closer to home.
You’ll gain the skills to excel in various careers, including accounting, investment banking, asset management, and insurance.
At the University of Liverpool’s UK campus, the Management School holds the gold standard triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS, a distinction held by fewer than 1% of business schools globally.
At the UK campus, this programme is accredited by professional accountancy bodies including the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Economic principles for accounting and finance
- Accounting theory
- Business law
- Quantitative methods for accounting and finance
- Financial management and reporting
- Tax compliance
- Corporate reporting and analysis
- Business strategy
- Advanced auditing.
Key information
Recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), we are proud to offer the same academic benchmarks and curriculum standards as our UK home campus.
The Accounting and Finance BSc programme runs for 3 years and mirrors the same degree structure and teaching quality as the University of Liverpool.
Taught entirely in English, our India campus offers students an authentic international learning experience right on their doorstep.
Programme content
Year one
In your first year at the University of Liverpool, Bengaluru, you’ll build a strong foundation in accounting and finance, learning core concepts, principles, and analytical techniques. You will develop key employability skills that set you apart professionally.
Modules
| Year one Semester one |
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| Introduction to financial accounting (Required) |
| Skills for the professional accountant (Required) |
| Quantitative methods for accounting and finance (Required) |
| Economic principles for accounting and finance (Required) |
| Year one Semester two |
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| Introduction to management accounting (Required) |
| Introduction to finance (Required) |
| Sustainability and ethics (Required) |
| Introduction to the graduate recruitment process (Required) |
Year two
In your second year, you’ll expand on your first-year knowledge and learn to apply accounting and finance concepts to various business contexts. You’ll also gain practical insights into the audit profession, tax compliance and business law.
Modules
| Year two Semester one |
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| Financial reporting one (Required) |
| Audit and assurance (Required) |
| Financial management (Required) |
| Econometrics for finance I (Required) |
| Year two Semester two |
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| Accounting theory (Required) |
| Management accounting (Required) |
| Tax compliance (Required) |
| Business law (Required) |
Year three
In Year three, you’ll gain advanced key insights into financial reporting, auditing, and management accounting, while applying your learning to real-world business challenges. This is also when you refine your analytical and decision-making skills, preparing to step confidently into professional roles or postgraduate study.
Modules
| Year three Semester one |
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| Financial reporting two (Required) |
| Strategic management accounting (Required) |
| Business finance (Required) |
| Derivative securities (Required) |
| Year three Semester two |
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| Corporate reporting and analysis (Required) |
| Advanced auditing (Required) |
| Business strategy (Required) |
| Financial risk management (Required) |
Your experience
During your studies, you'll learn how accounting and finance work in different real-world settings from startups to large firms. Along the way, you'll sharpen your technical skills, understand the ethics in finance, and work on real business problems.
As part of this programme, you can also gain international experience through a semester abroad at the Liverpool campus, a summer exchange programme, or projects with UK peers.
"The programme is delivered by experienced, qualified accountants, with teaching and student satisfaction always among the highest in the Russell Group. The programme gains the maximum exemptions from professional bodies and models the most recent developments within the accounting profession. Through active learning and authentic assessments, students build strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills while developing confidence, digital fluency, and a global outlook – hallmarks of a University of Liverpool education. Graduates are well prepared for careers in accounting, auditing, financial management, investment banking, consulting, and corporate finance roles across industries."
Adam Deller, Director of Studies, BSc Accounting and Finance
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Careers and employability
A degree in Accounting and Finance from our Bengaluru campus gives you the flexibility to work in many financial professions and across various sectors. It's a qualification that allows you to grow your career locally or take it global.
Our graduates have successfully found roles in companies including PwC, Deloitte, KPMG, EY, BDO and RSM.
Popular career paths include:
- Internal/External Auditors
- Tax Advisors
- Financial Modelling
- Banking
- Management Accounting
- Financial Consultancy.
Our Career Services team ensures you're ready for life after graduation. From preparing for interviews to connecting with companies through our student-industry platform, you'll gain the support and guidance you need to launch your career. Whether you want to join industry leaders or launch your own venture, you'll have guidance every step of the way.
Fees and funding
An overview of the programme fees, payment schedule, and funding options for the Accounting and Finance BSc at the University of Liverpool, Bengaluru.
Annual tuition fees*
Tuition fees cover the cost of your teaching and assessment, operating facilities such as libraries, IT equipment, and access to academic and personal support.
Student category Amount (INR) Domestic students 11,50,000 International students 13,00,000 *The tuition fee is subject to a nominal periodic increase.
Admission fees
Admission fees are a one-time charge collected to process a student’s application and secure their place at the university.
Fee type Amount (INR) When to pay Application fee: 5,000 (reduced to 2,000 for early applicants)* At the time of application (non-refundable) Admission fee: 50,000 (refundable as per UGC guidelines) Payable at the time of offer acceptance (refundable as per UGC guidelines) Security deposit: 50,000 (refundable) Payable at the time of offer acceptance
(refundable at the time of withdrawal / after graduation)
*The ₹2000 application fee has been waived for a limited period until 31st July 2026
Tuition fee payment schedule
Fee proportion When to pay 20% At the time of offer acceptance (100% refundable if the student withdraws) 30% Before the start of semester 1
(Jul-Sep 2026)
50% Before the start of semester 2
(Jan-Feb 2027)
For detailed refund terms and conditions, please refer to our refund policy(PDF).
Scholarships
We offer a range of scholarships and bursaries to support talented undergraduate students from every background. A variety of scholarships and bursaries will be available to eligible students. You'll need to apply to be considered for some of these awards, while others are awarded automatically. Detailed scholarship information, including eligibility and timelines, will be available on the website in the coming weeks. All applicants will be contacted about scholarship information shortly.
Entry requirements
Applicants must fulfil the following criteria to qualify for the BSc Accounting and Finance at the University of Liverpool, Bengaluru.
Eligibility criteria
- Indian boards: Applicants must have completed Class XII (CBSE/ISC/state boards/Cambridge A Level) with a minimum 75% average across four core subjects, with at least 60% in Mathematics at Class X
- International Baccalaureate (IB): Applicants must have a minimum of 32 points overall, with no score below 4. For English, grade 5 SL/HL is required for English A, or 6 HL / 5 SL for English B. For Mathematics AA/AI, grade 4 SL or HL is required. Mathematical Studies is not accepted. Alternatively, applicants may pass the IB with scores of 6, 5, 5 in three HL subjects
- A-levels (UK/Cambridge A Level): Applicants must have a minimum of ABB (excluding General Studies, Citizenship, and Critical Thinking), along with at least a GCSE Mathematics grade C/4 or higher and a GCSE English grade C/4 or equivalent
- Other countries: You can find details about specific equivalences on the relevant programme page for our Liverpool campus.
English language
Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English. This can be met through one of the following:
- Standard XII English: Minimum 70% from CBSE, CISCE, Cambridge A Level or state boards
- International Baccalaureate (IB): Minimum Grade 5 in English A (SL/HL) or minimum Grade 7 (SL) and Grade 6 (HL) in English B
- Cambridge IGCSE: Minimum Grade C/4 in English (First Language) or minimum Grade B/6 in English (Second Language).
In some cases, and depending on the overall university requirement, applicants may be asked to provide a recognised English language test such as IELTS or TOEFL in addition to school-level qualifications.
Predicted grades (provisional criteria)
Students who have not yet received their final Class XII results may still apply. In such cases, Class XI or Pre-Board scores can be considered for a conditional offer.
Statement of purpose (SOP) / Personal statement
All applicants are required to submit a statement of purpose / personal statement as part of their application.
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