MBA after ACCA in U.K

Can I do MBA after Association of Chartered Certified Accountants course in United kingdom?

[Shaleen]

ACCA is professional qualification and it is good enough to certify an account so after this you don’t need to do MBA course but if you want to do this course then ACCA is recognized degree and it is also equivalent to Bachelore degree so on the basis ACCA degree course you can take admission in MBA.

Can you tell me in detail about the ACCA + MBA Program offered by London School of Business & Finance, UK (United Kingdom)?

[Neelu Bhasin]

Gain the focused accountancy skills of an ACCA qualification, and add the broader business and leadership expertise of a postgraduate degree. This combination of advanced knowledge and advanced qualifications will significantly improve your career prospects.


ACCA accreditation means joining one of the world’s largest accounting bodies, while an MBA sets you apart as a business leader. Combining the two provides a unique ability to manage accounts, people and organisations across the world.


Combining ACCA with an MBA programme will give an in-depth understanding of effective management practice. By covering both the financial and broader business worlds, it teaches what need to lead effectively across many different industries and markets.


Entry Requirements

Minimum entry requirements
Two A Levels and three GCSEs or equivalent in five separate subjects, including English and Mathematics


Foundations in Accountancy Route (FIA)
One must be 18 or over
One who successfully complete the Diploma in Accounting and Business via Foundations in Accountancy can transfer to the ACCA Qualification and commence their studies at F4 onwards of the ACCA Qualification
Gain exemptions from ACCA papers F1-F3


Graduate entry route
Relevant degree holders from ACCA-accredited institutions may be exempt from up to nine exams within the Knowledge & Skills levels and register directly at the Professional level
Holders of recognised business and/or accounting degrees may also qualify for exemptions.


Contact Detail:
London School of Business and Finance,
Admissions, Sceptre Court 40 Tower Hill,
London, EC3N 4DX, United Kingdom.