Become a highly skilled, career-ready graduate with BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance. Our employability-focussed degree will equip you with the theoretical, technical and practical skills to confidently enter the workforce.

With a strong focus on sustainability and addressing global challenges such as climate finance, international tax avoidance and FinTech in emerging markets, you will explore the social, ethical and global context of Accounting and Finance, and gain hands-on experience with financial data platforms, exposure to live financial briefs and simulations, and the use of professional tools in our state-of-the-art Finance Lab.

Our degree will give you a head start in achieving Chartered Accountant status, and our Year in Industry, Year Abroad and Foundation Year course options give you the opportunity to tailor your study experience to your needs and career ambitions, ready for an exciting career in Accounting and Finance.

Foundation Year

A Foundation Year sets you up with the skills, confidence and knowledge that you'll need to be successful in your undergraduate degree. It's ideal if you need a little more support before starting university.

Year Abroad

This programme includes the opportunity to undertake a Year Abroad, giving you the chance to gain invaluable life experience by immersing yourself in a new culture.

Year in Industry

This course offers the chance to spend a Year in Industry, in the UK or overseas, enabling you to gain valuable workplace experience. The University advocates for pain-only placements, which on average have a salary of over £20,000. Unpaid placements are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Awards and Rankings

in the UK

Accounting and Finance

Unifresher Awards 2027

for Student Satisfaction

Complete University Guide 2027

In the UK

Daily Mail University Guide 2026

Why Accounting and Finance at Swansea?

Based in the £22million School of Management at our beachfront Bay campus, you will study in a high-performing department with quality teaching and student experience.

We work in collaboration with the Certificate in Quantitative Finance (CQF) Institute, giving you free membership and access to their monthly newsletter, along with the latest CQF Institute resources, including events, research, career tools, workshops and thought leadership content.

Your Accounting and Finance Experience

Our teaching is informed by research and our staff, with hands-on experience in both theory and practice, are dedicated to adapting your learning to evolving global challenges. You will benefit from their expertise, as well as your participation in industry-focussed activities including financial simulations, live projects, guest lectures and industry panels, to further your learning.

Our Year in Industry and Year Abroad study options will give you valuable experience either through a paid year-long placement, or living and studying in a different country for up to a year, to enhance your employability and global career prospects.

Additionally, our programme encourages entrepreneurial thinking and, should you wish, you will be supported in developing your enterprise skills through business challenges and access to university-led incubators and support hubs. Whether you want to start a business, or drive change within an organisation, you are prepared to lead responsibly and creatively.

If you’re worried about meeting our entry requirements, our BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance with a Foundation Year gives you an exciting introduction to higher education, setting you up with the skills, confidence, and knowledge that you’ll need to be successful on your undergraduate degree. It’s ideal if you need a little more support after further education or are returning to education after a gap.

We've enhanced our modules to deliver an engaging learning experience, designed to help you develop the skills employers are looking for. Discover what's on offer and feel inspired by the modules you can study.

Explore Modules

Course type

(September)

(January)

Year 1 (Level 4)

FHEQ 4 Undergraduate / HECert

Compulsory Modules

Module Name

Module Duration

Module Code

Foundations of Financial Accounting

September-January (TB1)

Analytical and Digital Skills

The Economy and Society

Business Law and Professional Ethics

January-June (TB2)

Foundations of Management Accounting

Financial Markets and Systems

Year 2 (Level 5)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate / HEDip

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Corporate Finance 1

Management Accounting 1A

Financial Accounting 1A

Financial Markets and Institutions

Management Accounting 1B

Financial Accounting 1B

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 15 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students should select 15 credits from the following list for Semester 1. Optional modules will be offered subject to demand, availability and timetable constraints. Students should note and check BEFORE selecting whether modules have any special requirements, such as pre-requisites, co-requisites or incompatibles. NOTE: Pre-reqs need to have been taken in a previous year and co-reqs have to be selected in the current yearSemester 1

Guidance

Problems and Decision-Making in Economics

BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students are permitted to select this module. This module is not open to students on other programmes within the School of Management.

Students considering taking this module are advised that the content of this module involves maths, statistics and the application of economics.

Mathematical Economics

BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students are permitted to select this module.

This module is not open to students on other programmes within the School of Management.

To undertake this module, BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students must have previously attained credit for MN-1002 Maths for Accounting and Finance.

This module is not available to students who have undertaken MN-1524 or MN-1507J or IC-1507 or IC-1524 Essential Analytic Skills for Business.

Corporate Governance and Ethics

Change Management

Information Systems

Organisational Behaviour

Management Science

Global Business Environment: International Political Economy

Strategic Analysis

This module is compulsory on BSc Business Management and all pathways

Critical Thinking in Entrepreneurship

Business and Employment Law

Investments: Assets; Equities and Bonds

Decision Making and Analysis

Opportunity-driven Enterprise

NOTE : Students should select 15 credits from the following list for Semester 2. Optional modules will be offered subject to demand, availability and timetable constraints. Students should note and check BEFORE selecting whether modules have any special requirements, such as pre-requisites, co-requisites or incompatibles. NOTE: Pre-reqs need to have been taken in a previous year and co-reqs have to be selected in the current yearSemester 2

Environmental & Resource Economics

To undertake this module, students must have previously attained credit for EC-1014 Economics for Accounting and Finance. A knowledge of microeconomics is required for this module.

Introductory Econometrics

This module is compulsory on BSc Finance.

It is an option for students on BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Accounting, but students will need to have previously attained credit for MN-1002 Maths for Accounting and Finance and (MN-1503 Statistics for Accounting and Finance or MN-1527 Data Analysis and Visualisation)

Human Resource Management

Management Consulting

International Business

Supply Chain Management

Business Information Systems

e-Business

Business Analytics

Auditing 1

To undertake this module students must also select MN-2052 Financial Accounting 1A in semester 1

Students taking BSc Finance can select MN-2052 Financial Accounting 1A for CFA recognition

Social Aspects of Organisation

Programming for Finance

To undertake this module students must have previously attained credit for MN-1501 or MN-1501J or IC-1501 Finance for Managers or MN-1502 or MN-1502J or IC-1502 Foundations of Finance.

This module is not open to BSc Marketing students.

Year 3 (Level 6)

FHEQ 6 Undergraduate / Honours

None found.

Choose Maximum Of 105 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students must study at least 90 credits of accounting or finance subjects. Within the 90 credits, a minimum of 15 credits should be selected from finance modules.

Students should be mindful to ensure that they balance module credits across the two semesters, aiming for 60 credits in each semester.

Optional Accounting Modules

Management Accounting 2

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting and BSc Finance programmes. To undertake this module students must have completed both MN-2051 Management Accounting 1A and MN-2557 Management Accounting 1B

Financial Accounting 2

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting and BSc Finance programmes. To undertake this module students must have completed both MN-2052 Financial Accounting 1A and MN-2558 Financial Accounting 1B

Taxation 1

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting and BSc Finance programmes. To undertake this module, students should have previously attained credit for MN-2052 Financial Accounting 1A and MN-2558 Financial Accounting 1A.

Auditing 2

To undertake this module students must have attained credit for MN-2548 Auditing 1

Financial Accounting 3

To undertake this module student must have also selected MN-3011 Financial Accounting 2 in semester 1.

Management Accounting 3

To undertake this module students must have also selected MN-3010 Management Accounting 2

Taxation 2

To undertake this module students must have also selected MN-3038 Taxation 1

This module is not available to students who have previously undertaken MN-2060 Business & Employment Law.

Law of International Corporate Governance

Forensic Accounting

International Financial Management

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting, BSc Finance and BSc Business Management (Finance) programmes.

To undertake this module students must have passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance.

Choose Minimum Of 15 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students must study at least 90 credits of accounting or finance subjects. Within the 90 credits, a minimum of 15 credits must be selected from finance modules. This will allow students to choose the maximum ACCA exemptions.

Students should be mindful to ensure that they balance module credits across the two semesters, aiming for 60 credits in each semester.Optional Finance Modules

Financial Market Efficiency

To undertake this module, students must have attained credit for one of the following modules:

Accounting and Finance students:

MN-1503 / MN-1503J / IC-1503 Statistics 1 for Accounting and Finance or MN-1502 / MN-1502J / IC-1502 Foundations of Finance or MN-1002 / MN-1002J / IC-1002 Maths for Accounting and Finance

Business students:

MN-1501 / MN-1501J / IC-1501 Finance for Managers or MN-1524 / MN-1507J / IC-1507 / IC-1524 Essential Analytic Skills for Business or MN-2517 Statistics for Business

Investment Banking

To undertake this module students must have previously completed and passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance OR MN-2502 Financial Markets and Institutions OR MN-2066 Investments: Assets; Equities and Bonds. It is strongly recommended that to take this module students should have basic knowledge of accounting (i.e. successfully completed MN-1004 Foundations of Financial Accounting or MN-1003 Accounting for Business or MN-1021 Accounting for Economics)

Financial Services

To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance OR MN-2502 Financial Markets and Institutions OR MN-2066 Investments: Assets; Equities and Bonds.

Corporate Finance 2

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting, BSc Finance, BSc Business Management (Finance).

To undertake this module students must have attained credit for MN-2004 Corporate Finance.

Asset Management

To undertake this module students must have previously previously attained credit for MN-2004 Corporate Finance or MN-2502 Financial Markets and Institutions or MN-2066 Investments: Assets; Equities and Bonds.

Financial Economics

This module requires a high level of mathematical ability. To undertake this module students must have attained credit for MN-2004 Corporate Finance or MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics.

Derivatives and Risk Management

To undertake this module students must have previously completed and passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance OR MN-2502 Financial Markets and Institutions OR MN-2066 Investments: Assets; Equities and Bonds.

Risk Management in Banking

Contemporary Issues in Finance

To undertake this module, BSc Business Management (and pathways) students must have previously attained credit for MN-1501 Finance for Managers

To undertake this module, BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students must have previously attained credit for MN-1502 Foundations of Finance.

Choose Maximum Of 30 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students have free choice to select 30 credits of options from anywhere is the School catalogue: students may pick a year 3 module from the Business Management or Economics module list, subject to completing the necessary pre-requisite and/or co-requisite modules. Students should be mindful to ensure that they balance module credits across the two semesters, aiming for 60 credits in each semester.Optional SoM Modules

Time Series Econometrics

To undertake this module, students must have previously attained credit for MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics.

International Human Resource Management

To undertake this module students must have previously attained credit for MN-2508 Human Resource Management

Power and Organisation

Innovation Management

Project Management

Lean Operations

Data Mining

Application Development

Strategic Implementation

Rheoli Prosiectau (Project Management)

This is taught concurrently with MN-3019 Project Management, and allows students to have seminars only through the medium of Welsh. Lectures will be in English

Sustainable Tourism

Tourism Planning

To undertake this module students must have previously attained credit for MN-2058 Contemporary Issues in Tourism or MN-2059 Tourism Marketing

Microeconometrics and Panel Data Models

BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students are permitted to select this module. This module is not open to students on other programmes within the School of Management. To undertake this module students must have previously attained credit for MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics

Business Ethics

This module cannot be taken with MN-3516 Marketing Ethics or MN-3517 Corporate Social Responsibility

Leadership

Corporate Social Responsibility

This module cannot be taken with MN-3512 Business Ethics or MN-3516 Marketing Ethics

Information Technology Service Management

International Standards

Sustainability and Environmental Management

Spreadsheets and Databases for Business Analysis

Enterprise Life Cycle

Managing Crisis in Organisations

This pathway is only open to International Students

MNA1001J

MNA1002J

MNA1003J

June-September (TB3)

MNA1004J

MNA1005J

MNA1006J

This module is only available to students on BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Accounting and BSc Finance programmes. To undertake this module, students should have previously completed MN-2052 Financial Accounting 1A and MN-2558 Financial Accounting 1A.

To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2548 Auditing 1

To undertake this module, students must have completed and passed one of the following modules:

To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance.

This module requires a high level of mathematical ability. To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2004 Corporate Finance or MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics.

To undertake this module, BSc Business Management (and pathways) students must have previously completed and passed MN-1501 Finance for Managers

To undertake this module, BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students must have previously completed and passed MN-1502 Foundations of Finance.

To undertake this module, students must have completed and passed MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics.

To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2508 Human Resource Management

To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2058 Contemporary Issues in Tourism or MN-2059 Tourism Marketing

BSc Accounting, BSc Accounting and Finance and BSc Finance students are permitted to select this module. This module is not open to students on other programmes within the School of Management. To undertake this module students must have completed and passed MN-2574 / EC-2574 Introductory Econometrics

Year 0 (Level 3)

Entry Level 3 / Foundation Year

Mathematics and Statistics

September-June (TB1+2)

Foundations of Business and Management

Critical Thinking

Interactive Learning Skills and Communication

An Introduction to Accounting and Finance

The College - Autumn Term (Sep - Dec)

An Introduction to Economics

The College - Spring Term (Jan - April)

Year 3 (Level 5)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate Sandwich Year

Study Abroad Placement

Year 4 (Level 6)

Placement Preparation: Year in Industry

One year industrial placement

Academic Year

Entry Requirements

We consider all applicants on their own merits and welcome applications from students with a wide range of qualifications.

Explore Entry Requirements

International applicants can refer to our undergraduate international entry requirements for country-specific qualifications.

A level (or equivalent) typical offer

DDM - DMM

UK Access

45 Level 3 credits with a minimum 12 Distinctions and 30 Merits

T Levels

Mixed Qualifications

104-128 UCAS Tariff Points from 3 highest qualifications

Use the UCAS tariff calculator to work out how many UCAS points your qualifications are worth.

International Baccalaureate

30 points

English Language (International Applicants only)

IELTS 6.0 (with at least 5.5 in each component)

80 UCAS tariff points from 3 highest qualifications

26 points

Careers and Employability

Graduates of our BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance degrees are equipped with the professional skills required to thrive in a wide range of finance-related roles, across global industries, such as:

Accounting or Actuary

Investment banking

Auditing

Asset and Wealth Management

Corporate Finance

Risk Analysis

Regulatory or Policy Advisory roles

Entrepreneurship

Many of our graduates also move on to our MSc programmes in finance, economics, or data science to further their specialist skills, or complete professional qualifications to become a Chartered Accountant or Chartered Financial Analyst.

More Careers and Employability Information

The Careers and Employability Team will support you at each stage of your career journey helping you build a bright future.

Our career support services include:

Employability workshops, employers’ talks, bespoke events and careers fairs

Individual advice and guidance from professionally qualified Careers Advisers

Help with finding jobs, internships, work placements and volunteering opportunities

Access to information resources on a wide range of career management topics

Advice and guidance on postgraduate study and funding

Funding to support student internship opportunities and Student Society/Club events.

As a Swansea University graduate, you can access lifelong careers and employability support.

How You're Taught

At Swansea, you will benefit from a high-quality, research-informed

education that combines a range of effective and inclusive teaching methods,

carefully tailored to suit the needs of your course. Most courses are taught

in person, on campus, giving you the opportunity to

actively engage with other students, academic staff, and the wider

university community.

You can expect a mix of

lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions -

including laboratory work, skills training, or studio-based teaching where

relevant to your discipline. These sessions are designed to encourage active

participation, collaboration, and the development of both subject-specific

and transferable skills.

Digital learning tools are also used to enhance your

learning experience. These may include:

Recorded lectures to support flexible study and

revision.

Virtual labs or simulated environments, particularly in

science, healthcare, and technical disciplines.

Online resources on the university’s virtual learning

environment (Canvas), including videos, reading materials, quizzes, and

discussion forums.

This approach enables you to engage with and review content at your own pace

while benefiting from the structure and support of in-person teaching.

This course may offer some modules taught through the medium of Welsh or

bilingually for students who consider themselves to be fluent Welsh

speakers. For more details on the provision available see the Welsh

Provision expander below.

N.B If you are an international student studying with a Student Route

Visa, please note that your timetabled activity, along with any

additional supervisory activity (with Swansea University staff present)

will take place on campus. In line with UKVI protocol, these sessions

will be monitored and data made available on request.

Welsh Provision

No Provision

Unfortunately, there is currently no formal Welsh-medium provision on this course. If you would like to let us know

that you are interested in pursuing an element of your course through the medium of Welsh, please email us to indicate your interest along with your year of entry and

we will do our best to see what is possible.

Whilst this course does not offer academic content delivered in Welsh, the University can provide you with the

following, and Academi Hywel Teifi is here to support you:

An interview through the medium of Welsh when applying for a place.

The option to receive your personal correspondence in Welsh, English or bilingually.

The option to write and submit your coursework or exams through the medium of Welsh (even if you have chosen to

study in English), and your work will be marked in Welsh.

A Welsh-speaking Personal Tutor.

One-to-one support through the medium of Welsh to improve your academic skills.

An opportunity to gain an additional free qualification that serves as evidence

of your Welsh language ability for future employers, namely the WJEC and Coleg Cymraeg's Welsh Language

Certificate.

Opportunity to be a member of the Swansea University Branch

of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol.

To learn more about the above and all the opportunities available to you through the medium of Welsh, visit Academi Hywel Teifi's undergraduate pages.

Professional Body Accreditation

Our BSc Accounting and Finance degree at Swansea University is accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)

*subject to module selections*

What is an accredited course?

One that has been approved by a relevant professional body as meeting its quality standards. It highlights a close link between industry and your course, bringing cutting-edge real-world practice into your studies. Counting towards professional qualifications and registrations, accredited courses can help fast-track you in your chosen career path.

What are the benefits of Professional Accreditations?

- Get a head start: Professionally accredited degrees will exempt you from specific early-stage professional exams/qualifications meaning you get a kick-start in your career.

- Support: Sign up for a student membership and start taking advantage of professional body career support as well as connections with peers and experts. It looks good on your CV and helps prepare you for employment.

For many professions, studying an accredited course is only the first step to becoming fully qualified.

You can check with the relevant professional bodies for other specific requirements.

For more information see our Professional Accreditation page.

Meet Your Lecturers

Our degrees are taught by experts, who have a wealth of knowledge to pass on to you. You can find out more about our academic expertise on our staff pages.

Tuition Fees

3 Year Full Time

September 2026

4 Year Full Time With a Classroom based Foundation Year

4 Year Full Time With a Year Abroad

4 Year Full Time With a Year in Industry

Fees for full-time undergraduate UK students on classroom based foundation programmes will increase from Year 1, and in subsequent years, to the maximum regulated fee level set by the Welsh Government.

Fees for full time Undergraduate International students will increase by 3% for each subsequent year of study.

You can find further information of your fee costs on our tuition fees page.

You may be eligible for funding to help support your study.

To find out about scholarships, bursaries and other funding opportunities that are available please visit the University's scholarships and bursaries page.

Current students: You can find further information of your fee costs on our tuition fees page.

Funding and Scholarships

To find out about scholarships, bursaries and other funding opportunities that are available please visit the University's

scholarships and bursaries

Academi Hywel Teifi at Swansea University and the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol offer a number of generous scholarships and bursaries for students who wish to study through the medium of Welsh or bilingually.

For further information about the opportunities available to you, visit the Academi Hywel Teifi Scholarships and Bursaries page.

Additional Costs

Access to your own digital device/the appropriate IT kit will be essential during your time studying at Swansea University. Access to wifi in your accommodation will also be essential to allow you to fully engage with your programme. See our dedicated webpages for further guidance on suitable devices to purchase, and for a full guide on getting your device set up.

You may face additional costs while at university, including (but not limited to):

Travel to and from campus

Printing, photocopying, binding, stationery and equipment costs (e.g. USB sticks)

Purchase of books or texts

Gowns for graduation ceremonies

Academic Support

As well as subject specific support by college teaching staff and your

personal tutor, the Centre for Academic

Success provides courses, workshops and one-to-one support in areas

such as:

Academic writing

Maths and statistics

Critical thinking

Time management

Digital skills

Presentation skills

Note taking

Revision, memory and exam techniques

English language skills (if English is not your first language).

In addition, if you have a Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD), disability,

mental health or medical condition, the Centre for Academic Success have

Specialist Tutors to support your learning, working alongside the Disability Office and Wellbeing Service to support all your needs and

requirements whilst studying at Swansea University.

Study Abroad and Global Opportunities

To learn more about study abroad, visit our

Go Global webpages. Enrolment on a

programme with a semester/year abroad does not guarantee you a semester/year

abroad placement. Spaces are limited and subject to a competitive selection

process. In the event you do not secure a semester/year abroad placement,

you will be transferred to the standard variant of your degree scheme

without a semester or year abroad.

International summer programmes are open to students from all schools.

Programmes typically range from 2 to 6 weeks, across destinations such as

Sri Lanka, South Korea, Fiji, Bali, the USA and across Europe. For more

information about programmes and eligibility visit our

Summer Abroad webpages.

How to Apply

Apply now – UK, EU and international students.

For further guidance please visit our how to apply pages.

EU students - visa and immigration information is available and will be regularly updated on our information for EU students page.

Application Deadlines

We recommend that you submit your application to our courses as early as you can in advance of our application

deadlines. Courses will close earlier than the application deadlines listed if all available places are filled. You can

find further information on our Application Deadlines webpage.

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This course offers you the opportunity to spend a Year In Industry, in the UK or overseas*, giving valuable workplace experience. The University advocates for only paid placements which on average have a salary of over £20,000. Unpaid placements are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Although securing a placement is the responsibility of the student, we work with a number of organisations who provide a range of placement opportunities. Students are also supported throughout their application journey with advice, guidance and additional resources. If you are unable to secure a placement by the end of the second year of your studies, you will transfer onto the equivalent degree programme.

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Programme Disclaimer

The University will seek to deliver each course in accordance with the

descriptions set out in the relevant course web pages at the time of

application. However, there may be situations in which it is desirable

or necessary for the University to make changes in course provision,

either before or after enrolment.

The information below is for students starting their courses in 2016 or

The University will not normally make very substantial changes to courses

(for example, a change to the course title, significant restructuring,

substantial change in course content, or the introduction of a progression

hurdle) which would impact on students who have already begun their course.

In exceptional circumstances, it may be necessary for the University to make

such a change after acceptance of a place by an offer-holder. This will not

happen less than 5 months before enrolment. The offer-holder will be

notified of the change and will have the opportunity to withdraw their

application and apply elsewhere.

Other changes could be made to course content, study location, delivery and

teaching provision because of developments in the relevant subject,

enhancements in teaching or assessment practice, requirements of external

accreditation processes, changes in staffing, resource constraints or

changes in the availability of facilities. Such changes will take account of

the reasonable expectations of prospective and current students.

Summary of Changes

Date of Change

Course Title(s)

Accounting and Finance,

With a Classroom based Foundation Year,

With a Year Abroad,

With a Year in Industry,

Material Change

This programme has been refreshed and enhanced, with updates across all modules to enrich programme content, delivery and structure, ensuring your learning experience is relevant and future‑focused.

Reason for Change

These updates are designed to make your learning experience more streamlined, relevant and manageable.

If you have questions about this change, please contact curriculumreview@swansea.ac.uk.

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