University of St Andrews Accounting and Finance (MSc)
University of St Andrews

University of St Andrews

Accounting and Finance (MSc)

St Andrews, United Kingdom

MSc

1 year

English

Full time

Sep 2027

EUR 15,590 *

On-Campus

* Rest of the world: £31,450

Key Summary

About: The MSc in Accounting and Finance at The University of St Andrews introduces foundations and advanced analytical techniques in accounting and corporate finance. You'll study theory and practice, access the Bloomberg Trading Suite, join immersive AmplifyMe pathways, and learn from CSEAR and CRBF faculty. Option modules let you specialize in FinTech or Sustainable Finance and your dissertation reinforces skills in financial modeling, forecasting, management accounting, diagnostics and decision making for corporate finance and financial analysis.

Career Outcomes: Graduates enter roles in banking, consulting, audit, investment banking, asset management, corporate finance and FinTech. Employers include Citibank, EY, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley.

Why study this course?

This course introduces you to the foundations and advanced analytical techniques of Accounting and Corporate Finance. It will equip you for future careers in either of these in-demand professions across all industrial sectors. 

Highlights 

As part of your studies you will:

  • develop deeper knowledge of the theory and practice of modern accounting and finance
  • learn from the research and the expertise of globally respected academics and business executives through the Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research (CSEAR) and the Centre for Responsible Banking and Finance (CRBF)
  • access the Bloomberg Trading Suite and experience dynamic learning via real time streaming of data
  • take part in AmplifyMe University Pathways, immersive online finance simulations in trading, investment banking and quantitative finance
  • have the opportunity to specialise in FinTech or Sustainable Finance through option modules and your dissertation
  • develop key industry skills including:
    • current techniques in financial and management accounting
    • conceptual and analytical methods for sound financial decision making
    • modelling, forecasting and diagnostics