BA (Hons) International Finance and Accounting Bachelor's degree at Coventry University

Learn about the economic environment in which businesses operate, providing a fundamental understanding of economic systems and principles. Explore how resources are allocated in a market economy, and examine different market structures and their impact on businesses and consumers, and assess the role of government in economic decision-making. Learn about key economic issues, including inflation, unemployment and economic growth, as well as the influence of the international economy.

Learn about the key legal principles that apply to businesses, and develop the knowledge and skills to navigate legal situations in the business world. Understand the legal foundations of business entities, including their formation, governance, and financing, while exploring key aspects of corporate regulation, insolvency and stakeholder rights. Use case studies and practical applications to learn about the role of law in business decision-making to prepare for further study and professional pr

Get a solid understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of financial and management accounting. Build a foundation in bookkeeping, financial statement preparation and management accounting techniques to accurately record transactions, apply financial adjustments and interpret financial data. Learn how to use key accounting tools to enhance your ability to analyse financial performance and support effective decision-making in business contexts. Develop your critical thinking skills

Learn how modern businesses operate and change, with a focus on governance, accountability and making ethical decisions. Explore how organisations are structured, how different stakeholders exert influence, and how new technologies are shaping business today. Develop the critical thinking skills you'll need to understand real business situations, respond to external environment factors, and use technology in financial- and business decision-making. This could be useful as you prepare for a caree

Build your skills in using numbers and data to support research. This module focuses on key quantitative techniques, including statistics and Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, and how they're applied in accounting, finance and economics research. This module also covers essential statistical concepts, regression models and research methodologies, integrating both quantitative and qualitative approaches. Gain practical experience in data analysis using statistical software, enhancing your

Learn about the structure, roles, and functions of financial markets and institutions within a global context. Examine key financial risks, ethical considerations and the regulatory frameworks governing financial activities. Learn how financial markets work and why they matter. You'll explore how primary, secondary and money markets are structured, examine how financial regulations help keep markets stable, protect consumers, and use professional codes to understand and respond to ethical challe

Understand the international rules for corporate financial reporting and develop skills such as reading and understanding financial statements. Focus on international regulations, financial statement interpretation and post-reporting adjustments and use practical applications to develop your analytical skills in evaluating company performance using financial reporting techniques.

Develop your understanding of management accounting concepts and techniques, gaining the skills to support effective decision-making, planning and control across various business contexts. This module focuses on long-term strategy and demonstrates how combining financial and non-financial data can help measure performance, manage resources effectively and support an organisation's goals. Examine cost accounting techniques, budgeting methods and decision-making models, evaluating their benefits a

This module provides you with an opportunity to reflect upon and gain experience for an approved placement undertaken during your programme. A placement should usually be at least 26 weeks or equivalent; however, each placement will be considered on its own merits, having regard to the ability to achieve the learning outcomes.

This module provides you with an opportunity to reflect upon and gain experience for an approved international study/work placement undertaken during your programme. A work/study placement should usually be at least 26 weeks or equivalent; however, each placement will be considered on its own merits, having regard to the ability to achieve the learning outcomes.

Apply discipline-specific knowledge gained from previous studies to a structured project that tackles real-world business challenges. Through applied or business-focused research, you will develop a professional report that demonstrates analytical depth and practical insight. This module aims to enhance your critical thinking, strategic decision-making and professional communication skills and help you prepare for your career.

Learn the fundamentals of taxation for businesses and employees. Understand how to do tax calculations for individuals and companies and how the UK tax system works. Apply key taxation principles, enhance your ability to present tax calculations to stakeholders and explore the broader role of taxation in society. Examine the normative principles shaping tax system design, the sources of UK tax legislation and the administration of the tax system. By the end of this module, you should be able to

Develop your knowledge of external and internal auditing within the UK and international regulatory frameworks, focusing on legal, ethical, and professional considerations. Critically analyse auditing's role in governance, risk management and internal controls. The module explores auditing theories, methodologies, and regulatory demands, along with emerging trends in the profession. Understand the responsibilities of auditors, assurance providers and the evolving audit landscape.

Develop your ability to analyse and apply financial management principles in corporate decision-making. Explore the role of financial management within the economic environment, focusing on investment, financing and dividend policy decisions. Assess various sources of financing, evaluate risk-return trade-offs, apply investment appraisal techniques and explore business valuation methods. Gain the skills to optimise working capital and risk management strategies, ensuring efficient use of financi