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what is in Accounting and Finance / Economics and finance? - The Student Room

What is in Accounting and Finance / Economics and finance? Hi guys.

I'm doing my A2 level (Maths/FurtherMaths/Economics), deciding which university course to apply. My predict grades are A / B / A* (ma/fma/eco) I do enjoy economics lessons, because I find most things are very easy to understand as they seem like common sense to me. What is the university level of Economics/Accounting/Finance like?? I heard economics has a lot of maths and formula, this is fine for me. oh yea.

What are the job prospects like for those types of degrees? THANKS!!!

Re: what is in Accounting and Finance / Economics and finance? Job prospects area good for both - if you are looking at an accountancy degree, the former is better. As for what it is like at university - it will differ between universities.

Top institutions will usually have high mathematical content - and more so for economic/finance based modules.

Accounting modules are not really mathematical by nature. Economics is usually more prestigious - albeit accounting is more practical and a lot of employers appreciate a degree like that.

Re: what is in Accounting and Finance / Economics and finance? Quote: : Job prospects area good for both - if you are looking at an accountancy degree, the former is better. As for what it is like at university - it will differ between universities.

Top institutions will usually have high mathematical content - and more so for economic/finance based modules.

Accounting modules are not really mathematical by nature. Economics is usually more prestigious - albeit accounting is more practical and a lot of employers appreciate a degree like that.




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