About ACCA

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the largest and fastest-growing international accountancy body with 320,000 students & members in more than 160 countries. ACCA works to achieve and promote the highest professional, ethical and governance standards and advance the public interest.

ACCA delivers the qualifications in partnership with many organizations, operate joint examination schemes in 21 countries and work closely with nearly 400 registered tuition providers and over 6,500 employers of accountants and finance professionals.

ACCA's reputation is grounded in over 100 years of providing accounting and financial qualifications. Our long traditions are complemented by modern thinking, backed by a predominantly young, dynamic membership. The programs are designed to suit the needs of accountants, finance-professionals and non-finance professionals with financial responsibility, at all stages of their careers.

About Oxford Brookes University

The ACCA has developed a unique relationship with the UK's Oxford Brookes University rated top new University in 2003 for the eight consecutive years by The Times Newspaper. This valuable initiative enables the students to sit for an Oxford Brookes BSc Honors Degree in Applied Accounting while taking their ACCA examinations and study for an Oxford Brookes MBA after achieving ACCA membership. The Oxford Brookes BSc (Hons) Degree in Applied Accounting is a highly regarded qualification which is based on practical, professional, employer-driven accounting requirements. It enables students to prove that not only have they mastered the knowledge required for the degree, but that they have the key skills required by graduate employers.
The Oxford Brookes BSc (Hons) Degree in Applied Accounting is a highly regarded qualification which is based on practical, professional, employer-driven accounting requirements.

How to Register?

Please visit http://www.acca-business.org/onlinereg or contact with the course coordinator to know detail about registration

When to Register?

You can apply to register with ACCA at any time. However, there are two examination sessions per year, and in order to sit for a particular session ACCA (in Glasgow) must receive your Registration Form by the following dates:

For the June examinations:
Register by 31 December of the preceding year (Joint Scheme applicants should register by 15 Dec. of the preceding year.)

For the December examinations:
Register by 15 August of the same year. (Joint Scheme applicants should register by 31 July of the same year.)

Please note: student must be a registered PER or MSER student with a student registration number before sitting Papers 1.1 and/or 1.2 by Computer Based Examinations.

Examination Part 1:

Paper:1:1
Preparing Financial Statements:
PAPER 1.2
Financial Information for Management:
PAPER 1.3
Managing People

Examination Part 2:

PAPER 2.1
Information Systems
PAPER 2.2
Corporate and Business Law
PAPER 2.3
Business Taxation
PAPER 2.4
Financial Management and Control
PAPER 2.5
Financial Reporting
PAPER 2.6
Audit and Internal Review

Examination Part 3:

PAPER 3.5 (CORE)
Strategic Business Planning and Development
PAPER 3.6 (CORE)
Advanced Corporate Reporting
PAPER 3.7 (CORE)
Strategic Financial Management

PAPER 3.1 (OPTION)
Audit and Assurance Services
PAPER 3.2 (OPTION)
Advanced Taxation
PAPER 3.3 (OPTION)
Performance Management
PAPER 3.4 (OPTION)
Business Information Management

Fees

The following fees are applicable (and are subject to change without written notice)
    -Initial subscription (Payable on registration) £ 59
    -Annual Subscription (payable on 1 January following      date of registration) £ 59

Examinations fees payable before each exam

    -Part 1 £41 per paper (total £123)
    -Part 2 £49 per paper (total £296)
    -Part 3 £57 per paper (total £285)

Exemptions fees are the same as examination fees.