Accounting
A program that puts you on the fast-track to professional qualifications with 9 exemptions for ACCA and 12 exemptions for ICAEW
The BSc in Accounting at EUC prepares students to achieve great success in today’s accounting industry. Accountants are always in high demand. A valuable and versatile degree, the program’s curriculum covers the most current knowledge and emphasizes the skills needed in the private and public sectors, and to pursue further qualifications through the leading professional accounting bodies—ACCA, ICAEW, AIA and CIMA.
Students earn up to 9 exemptions for the ACCA and up to 12 exemptions for the ICAEW (ACA) while completing their bachelor’s degree to fast-track their completing professional qualifications. Internships connect students with the “Big Four” global accounting firms as well as with other international and local accounting firms, corporations and government sector agencies.
Program Summary
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Our graduates work in:
- Accountancy
- Taxation
- Audit
- Government
- Trading
- Banking
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Recognized by ACCA and ICAEW
The EUC Accounting degree is recognized by the UK's leading professional bodies of ACCA and ICAEW.
Exemptions from ACCA and ICAEW
Accounting graduates qualify for 12 exemptions out of the 15 papers of the Association of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and 9 of the 13 papers of the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA).
Employed by the Big Four
Graduates of the program are employed by the largest multinational professional services (auditing and accounting) firms operating in Cyprus including PWC, KPMG, Deloitte, EY
Qualifying the Trainees
Accounting firms trust the School of Professional Studies at EUC to prepare their trainees for the examinations of ACCA and/or ICAEW.
Highest Passing Marks
Trainees have achieved top results worldwide in papers such as Advanced Taxation (87%), Financial Reporting (94%), Advanced Audit and Assurance (79%)
ACCA–EUC Scholarship and Apprenticeship Program
The ACCA–EUC Apprenticeship Program is an innovative initiative developed by the European University Cyprus (EUC) in collaboration with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). This program is further strengthened through strategic partnerships with two of the world’s leading professional services firms—EY Cyprus and KPMG.
Aimed at academically strong and motivated students who wish to pursue undergraduate studies in Accounting, Finance, and related fields, this exclusive program bridges academic learning with real-world professional experience. Through this unique collaboration, selected students will have the opportunity to undertake part-time apprenticeships at EY Cyprus or KPMG, working alongside seasoned professionals in areas such as audit, tax, and advisory services.
The program offers a range of significant benefits:
- Paid part-time employment during the academic year, providing valuable hands-on experience in a professional environment.
- Subsidized tuition fees or annual scholarships, supporting students financially throughout their studies.
- Fast-tracked progression toward the ACCA Qualification, one of the most globally recognized credentials in accounting.
- Personalized career mentoring and professional development, helping students cultivate the skills and mindset needed for long-term success.
- Potential for full-time employment upon graduation with one of the partnering firms, based on performance.
This initiative is designed to attract high-potential candidates who are ready to combine academic achievement with practical training, and who are committed to launching successful careers in accounting and finance. It’s a program that integrates education, experience, and excellence—giving you a head start in the world of professional accounting.
For more information and applications for Fall 2025 please contact the Office of Admission.
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