MSc International Accounting and Finance atAston University , BirminghamAston Business School

No specific cutoff mentioned

50%

• Applicants must have a good UK honours degree minimum lower second class (2:2) or equivalent overseas degree
• Applicants must have completed their first undergraduate degree in accounting, finance or a related subject area
• UK 2:2 equivalent:-
  
  • For Tier 1 universities:
    • Minimum 50% overall; 5 out of 10 points GPA Scale; 4 out of 8 point GPA Scale; 3.5 out of 7 point GPA Scale; 2.5 out of 5 point GPA Scale; 2 out of 4 point GPA Scale
  • For Tier 2 universities:
    • Minimum 60% overall; 6 out of 10 points GPA Scale; 4.8 out of 8 point GPA Scale; 4.2 out of 7 point GPA Scale; 3 out of 5 point GPA Scale; 2.4 out of 4 point GPA Scale
  • For Tier 3 universities:
    • Minimum 65% overall; 6.5 out of 10 points GPA Scale; 5.2 out of 8 point GPA Scale; 4.55 out of 7 point GPA Scale; 3.25 out of 5 point GPA Scale; 2.6 out of 4 point GPA Scale

Marks - 67/90

• 1 band at 59 as a minimum. Other bands at 64 and above
• Postgraduate masters students enrolling with Aston Business School with a 42 in one of the four sections will be required to engage with English language tuition as part of the Aston Global Advantage. There will be no extra cost to the student

Marks - 6.5/9

• 1 band at 5.5 as a minimum. Other bands at 6.0 and above
• Postgraduate masters students enrolling with Aston Business School with a 5.5 in one of the 4 IELTS sections will be required to engage with English language tuition as part of the Aston Global Advantage. There will be no extra cost to the student

Yes

Undergraduate applicants who accept a conditional offer of a place at Aston University but subsequently fail to meet all the conditions may still be confirmed onto their initial choice if there are still vacancies available on that course and if, upon academic reconsideration of the application, it is deemed that the overall qualities and achievements of the applicant is appropriate to the spirit of the offer. Applicants for postgraduate taught programmes who fail to meet the University’s entry criteria for a specific programme will not normally be able to compensate for underachievement. Where reconsideration for the same course is not possible, an applicant will be considered for any appropriate and available alternative courses within the University