About OBU
The BSc in Applied Accounting Program is a distinctive collaboration between Oxford Brookes University and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Under this curriculum, ACCA students gain a BSc honors degree in Applied Accounting from the university while preparing to achieve the qualification.
The OBU degree is joined by OBU and ACCA to address the academic needs of a degree and those of a professional qualification in accounting. As an ACCA institute,Teach fin Learning offers classes for ACCA papers with the best OBU mentor and training for the Research and Analysis Project leading to the award of the OBU BSc Applied Accounting.
OBU Course Assessment
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All the subjects except OBU: Research and Analysis Project (RAP) are assessed through time-constrained exams; these are set and marked by ACCA, UK. The Research and Analysis Project (RAP) is a research-based assignment submitted and marked by Oxford Brookes University.
RAP entails two separate components: - Research Report: It is a 7,500-word document on any of the 20 research topics that analyzes and evaluates an organization's accounting and business information.
- Skills and Learning Statement: This is a 2000-word statement that reflects on the students' judgments or actions they take during the project work. The objective is to achieve and conclude about the value of doing the research.
- The Research and Analysis Project submissions and re-submissions need to be done through the online registration page of ACCA Global.
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COURSE OUTLINE
ACCA Exam Completion:
Completion of the Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills levels of the ACCA exams (previously known as F1-F9).
Ethics and Professional Skills Module (EPSM):
Completion of this module is required to develop ethical and professional skills.
Research and Analysis Project (RAP)
- The RAP is divided into two parts: a Research Report (RR) and a Skills and Learning Statement (SLS). Here’s an outline of what’s involved:
- Introduction:
- Define the research topic and objectives.
- Explain the rationale behind the chosen topic.
- Provide a brief overview of the organization you are focusing on.
- Information Gathering:
- Describe the primary and secondary sources of information used.
- Explain how the information was gathered and its relevance to your research.
- Analysis:
- Analyze the data using appropriate accounting and business models or frameworks.
- Provide a detailed evaluation of your findings.
- Compare your findings with industry norms or benchmarks.
- Conclusions:
- Summarize the key findings of your research.
- Discuss any limitations encountered and potential areas for further research.
- Recommendations (if applicable):
- Offer practical recommendations based on your analysis and conclusions.
Skills and Learning Statement (SLS)
- The SLS is a reflective component where you demonstrate your learning and development through the RAP process. It includes four main questions:
- What you have learned from the meetings with your project mentor, including the presentation that you gave to your project mentor?
- Reflect on the feedback and guidance received.
- Discuss how the mentor meetings contributed to your learning.
- How well do you think you have answered your research question(s)?
- Evaluate your research process and the effectiveness of your analysis.
- How have you demonstrated your interpersonal and communication skills during the project work?
- Provide examples of how you communicated your ideas and findings.
- How has undertaking the RAP helped you in your accountancy studies and/or current employment role?
- Reflect on the skills and knowledge gained and their applicability to your career.
Criteria for Success
- To successfully complete the RAP, students should:
- Select a suitable topic:
- Choose a topic that is relevant and interesting, with ample information available.
- Conduct thorough research:
- Use credible sources and apply appropriate analytical techniques.
- Demonstrate critical thinking:
- Analyze information critically and provide insightful conclusions.
- Present information clearly:
- Ensure the report is well-structured, concise, and free of errors.
- Reflect effectively:
- Provide a thoughtful and honest reflection in the SLS.
- Conclusion:
- The OBU BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting degree is a valuable qualification that combines ACCA exams with academic research and reflective learning. By completing the RAP, students develop essential skills in research, analysis, and communication, which are vital for a successful career in accounting and finance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1) What is the Oxford Brookes BSc degree?
Ans) For a short time only, ACCA candidates can apply for Oxford Brookes University’s BSc (Hons) Degree in Applied Accounting. This gives students the chance to pursue their ACCA qualification and earn a degree simultaneously.
Q2)Is a degree from Oxford Brookes good?
Ans) The Times Good University Guide 2024 placed Oxford Brookes University among the best universities. The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024 list Oxford Brookes University as one of the top 10 universities in the South-east of England.
Q3)What are the benefits of doing an Oxford Brookes BSc degree?
Ans)
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Accounting adds a globally recognized graduation degree to your formal education portfolio, further expanding doors to international job opportunities in the business world, regardless of your goal to achieve the ACCA certificate, the professional accounting certificate offered by the association.
Q4) What is the ACCA OBU pass rate?
Ans) The ACCA-OBU degree is difficult for many students to get, with a 67% worldwide pass rate.
Q5) What kind of job experience is necessary to earn a BSc from Oxford Brookes?
Ans)
To pursue this course, you do not need to have specific qualifications or technical experience. You will advance both your academic and industry abilities during your placement.
Q6) What is the grading system for ACCA OBU BSc?
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For your performance in the research report, you will receive a pass grade (A, B, or C) or a fail grade (F). For your performance, you will receive a pass or fail mark.
Q7) How do I check my ACCA OBU eligibility?
Ans)
Having completed the three ACCA Applied Skills exams: Financial Management (was F9), Audit and Assurance (was F8), and Financial Reporting (was F7). have either earned an exemption from or passed the remaining six Knowledge and Skills Level exams.
