MSc Professional Accountancy · April 2027 intake

A University of London master's, built for qualified accountants.

Three modules, a six- or twelve-month option, studied entirely online while you keep your job. Your ACCA, ICAN, CIMA or ICAEW qualification is what gets you in.

Register your interest

Applications close Wednesday 17 March 2027

April 2027 intake

Applications open
21 October 2026
Applications close
17 March 2027
Registration deadline
22 March 2027
Programme starts
April 2027
  • 3 modulesTwo electives, one capstone
  • 6 or 12 monthsYou choose the pace
  • 100% onlineNo relocation, no career break
  • April 2027Next programme start

About the University of London

Founded in 1858 as the first UK university to make its degrees available anywhere in the world, the University of London is a federation of 17 institutions teaching more than 48,000 students across 190 countries.

The MSc Professional Accountancy is designed for finance professionals who already hold a professional qualification and want master's-level depth in strategy, governance and global accounting. Academics at UCL School of Management design the modules, write the content and mark the assessments. The degree is awarded by the University of London and sits at Level 7 of the UK qualifications framework — the same level as any campus-based MSc.

You are eligible if you are

  • An ACCA member or affiliate
  • A full member of ICAN
  • A full member of CIMA
  • A full member of ICAEW
  • A member of another accountancy body on the University of London approved list

Register your interest

Tell us where you stand and we'll come back with your eligibility, the current fee and what you need ready before applications open on 21 October. Nothing to pay at this stage.

Received. We'll be in touch on WhatsApp within one working day with your eligibility and the current fee.

The MSc Professional Accountancy is awarded by the University of London, with academic direction from UCL School of Management. Nova GLS facilitates tuition and mentoring support and is not the awarding body.