Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Accounting and Finance and Sociology (AC10)

In the rapidly changing business world, the demand for finance professionals has never been greater. This challenging and stimulating Accounting and Finance degree will equip students with a strong strategic outlook, ensuring that, once students graduate, they will be ready to inform and advise management decision-making at the highest level. The variety of topics studied on this degree will give them a sound grounding in theoretical and practical areas of Accounting and Finance.

Senior Professional Tutors, with practical experience in the professional services sector and who are experts in their field, work alongside well respected academic staff to ensure that, when students graduate, they will have the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in a number of competitive areas, including accountancy, general management, banking, and finance.

Contemporary society is becoming ever more complex and the need to understand how it works is increasingly important. Sociology is the study of how society is organized, how this influences the attitudes and behavior of individuals and the impact this has on social relationships, both within and between societies. Accordingly, sociology is now commonly regarded as an essential discipline for understanding the development of all modern societies. The Sociology degree at Liverpool Hope will help students to think critically and constructively about the key questions relating to modern society.

Sociology degree is based around a core that provides inputs from social theory and from the comparison of different forms of society. The degree will help students to examine ‘common-sense’ assumptions about the world by exploring the issues that confront society, both nationally and globally, and by studying the theories and methods that help to explain and understand these issues. It also examines and evaluates the methods of research which make the study of society possible. The degree enables students to study a range of additional topics which cover the whole spectrum of sociological inquiry.