1. European Partnership Opportunities in Wales
Alison Lane
Accounting and Finance Course Leader
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2. Obtain a British honours degree in one year
The University of South Wales offers the opportunity for you to obtain a British honours degree in one year. How?
By using the ECTS system of credit transfer. As long as you have obtained 120 relevant ECTS credits (this normally the equivalent of one year of study) then you can apply to come to South Wales to complete a British honours degree. At South Wales you will study for the final 60 ECTS credits and if successful will be awarded the Bachelor of Arts honours degree. This degree entitles you to apply for Masters degrees.
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3. Where are we? The University of South Wales
is located just outside Cardiff,
the capital city of Wales.
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4. Cardiff :Capital of Culture An ancient and historic nation
Wales : Some facts Population of 2.5 million, An integral part of the UK but with its own Assembly Government
Cardiff :Capital of Culture
An ancient and historic nation
Our National Game
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5. South Wales •Relatively low cost of living
•Easily accessible - 2 hours from London
•Lively cities, peaceful towns, castles and historical sites
•Three national parks – beautiful mountains and fantastic beaches
•Friendly, welcoming and safe
•English is the language of education and business
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6. The University of South Wales
Trefforest Campus
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7. Accommodation 4
There is a range of accommodation available ranging from hall of residences on campus and in Cardiff and private rented accommodation in Trefforest, Pontypridd and Cardiff
Halls of residence rents range from approximately £102 per week to £120 per week, all inclusive.
In the private sector there are a range of options from flats to shared houses. Rents here can range from £60 per week upwards, depending on quality and location.
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8. Sports and Recreation The Students Union
There is fully equipped Sports Centre on campus and the university has excellent outdoor facilities providing a wide range of instructional, recreational and competitive programmes for those who wish to participate across a wide range of sports.
The Students Union
The Students Union occupies a brand new building with bars, cafes, recreation and dining facilities.
The Union plays an important part in student life, organising leisure activities and representing the student voice within the university.
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9. How much will it cost me? http://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/eu.aspx
The fee regime in the UK is complicated. Fees at most universities vary between £8000 and £9000
However European Union Citizens studying at WELSH universities are eligible for a scholarship grant (not a loan), making the fee payable approximately £3600.
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10. Accounting Courses offered for Final Year entry
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance BA (Hons) Forensic Accounting
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11. BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance https://icis. southwales. ac
Optional Modules (any 2)
Cases in Auditing
Advanced Management Accounting
Theory and Practice of Securities Trading
Principles of Forensic Accounting
International Tax
Core Modules
Advanced Financial Reporting
Business Analysis for Accountants
Global Governance, Risk and Ethics
Accounting Research
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12. BA (Hons) Forensic Accounting https://icis. southwales. ac
Optional Modules (any 2)
Advanced Financial Reporting
Business Analysis for Accountants
Theory and Practice of Securities Trading
Cases in Auditing
Taxation (UK)
Core Modules
Forensic Accounting and the Expert Witness
Financial Crime Investigation
Global Governance, Risk and Ethics
Accounting Research
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13. Useful Links http://international.southwales.ac.uk/apply/eu/
Course Leader
Tuition fees and Scholarships (EU Students)
Online Application Process (EU Students)
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