Accountancy MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course.

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Accountancy and Anthropology MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the course introduces key theories and approaches, as well as questions of contemporary anthropological debate; the course also provides students with basic training in anthropological writing and bibliographic research; in final year, students complete their projects and choose courses on a range of special topic; anthropology challenges students to think critically and equips them with practical skills in working with people in a variety of cultural contexts.

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Accountancy and Divinity MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the course concentrates on the study of Christian faith, life and doctrine in a historical, cross-cultural and contemporary context; there are modules for a vast range of interests from the languages of early Christianity, to the historical struggles of reformation Scotland.

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Accountancy and Economics MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the first 2 years of study comprise an introduction to the essential framework of economic theory; the Honours years in economics offer a high quality, technical programme that is suitable as a preparation for postgraduate study.

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Accountancy and Entrepreneurship MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the entrepreneurship element of the Honours curriculum comprises core components in new venture creation, business development and innovation management; students are also expected to choose from a range of management electives.

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Accountancy and Finance MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; in the first 3 years, students take courses in: accounting, introduction to investment and finance, business finance, and personal finance and investment, within the accountancy & finance department, as well as courses in economics; specialised finance courses include: corporate finance, derivatives and treasury management, international financial management, and empirical methods in finance.

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Accountancy and Finance MPhil

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PhD research in accountancy and finance is ESRC recognised within the SCOTDOC PhD programme.

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Accountancy and Finance MRes

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Accountancy and Finance PhD

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PhD research in accountancy and finance is ESRC recognised within the SCOTDOC PhD programme.

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Accountancy and French MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; 1 set of modules is for beginners or near beginners and these provide intensive tuition in written and spoken language, including classes with native speakers, and an introduction to modern French culture, literature and society; another set is for students with SQA higher grade or GCE A level or equivalent; these include written and spoken language and the study of 20th century culture, literature, film and society.

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Accountancy and Geography MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the course includes study of Scotland?s prehistoric environments and the physical processes of landscape development, Scotland?s natural resource base and contemporary issues associated with Scotland?s changing cities, industries, politics and national identity; in addition, students can choose from over 30 option courses, including overseas field trips to locations such the Alps, Portugal, Russia and the western USA.

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Accountancy and German MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; German provides an intensive introduction to the German language for students with no previous knowledge of German, or with qualifications beneath higher or A level standard; beyond the second year, students have considerable flexibility in putting a programme together from a variety of modules; courses currently on offer include: Berlin, city of the twentieth century; images of childhood in German literature; the 20th century German novel; national socialism; opposing movements: classicism and romanticism; film and text.

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Accountancy and Hispanic Studies MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the course includes the study of language, literature, visual culture, politics and modern history; texts and contexts include the study of language, literature and film; students may substitute one of the culture courses with the school cross-disciplinary courses, literature, history and thought: 1848 to 9/11 or modes of reading.

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Accountancy and Legal Studies MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; legal study is concerned with the legal rules by which society is regulated and the legal system(s) in which these rules operate; all legal systems are a product of historical, social, political and economic forces and the study of law therefore gives an insight into the nature of society itself; it involves not only the study of legal rules, but the development of intellectual qualities such as clear, careful and independent thought; precise use of language; the capacity to analyse and solve complex problems; the ability to present arguments in a clear, reasoned and logical manner; the power to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant; and, generally, thoroughness of inquiry.

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Accountancy and Management Studies MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the management studies programme integrates models and theories of managing people and organisations within the context of the external environment, allowing students to study a range of elective topics at Honours level.

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Accountancy and Philosophy MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; philosophy is the study of argument and its application to a wide variety of questions of fundamental importance to human life and intellectual activity; philosophers attempt to answer questions such as: what is knowledge? what is the nature of truth? could the existence of God be proved? why should we act morally?

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Accountancy and Property MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the property degree programme examines property markets from the perspectives of economics, investment and business; all property programmes prepare students for a career in surveying, with a focus on commercial property, investment, management, valuation and development.

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Accountancy and Sociology MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; sociology is concerned with how people create and sustain society, and how society shapes people; students learn to adopt the sociological imagination, which illuminates the interplay of individual biographies with historical and social circumstances.

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Accountancy with Computing MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; the course focuses on the foundations of computing science, including: how to design and implement programs (using Java); relevant mathematical concepts, and some of the grand challenges of computing; students are then introduced to core topics in modern computing, with courses in algorithmic problem solving, data management, human computer interaction, and intelligent hardware and robotics; the course emphasises inter-personal teamwork skills as strongly as technical topics; industrial placements are taken between the third and fourth years, or after the fourth year.

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Accountancy with French MA (Hons)

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Accounting information recording techniques and decision-making tools are introduced in the 1st level accounting course; by the end of the 1st year students are able to appreciate the accounting needs of small and medium sized businesses; students are also introduced to financial valuation, investment appraisal and financial markets in the first level finance course; 1 set of modules is for beginners or near beginners and these provide intensive tuition in written and spoken language, including classes with native speakers, and an introduction to modern French culture, literature and society; another set is for students with SQA higher grade or GCE A level or equivalent; these include written and spoken language and the study of 20th century culture, literature, film and society.

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