Oxford Brookes BSc (Hons) Degree
ACCA students who pass 9 Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills papers (excluding Corporate Law) are eligible to apply for the Oxford Brookes University BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting by submitting a Research and Analysis Project (RAP).
ACCA students who pass 9 papers (all Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills papers except Corporate and Business Law — LW) are eligible to apply for the Oxford Brookes University BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting by submitting a Research and Analysis Project (RAP). This is a full UK bachelor's degree, separate from ACCA membership.
↗ Oxford Brookes / ACCAThe RAP is a 7,500–13,500 word project where you choose from 20 ACCA-approved topics (such as business strategy, financial analysis, or performance measurement for a real organisation), conduct original research, and present your findings. You submit the RAP and an Skills and Learning Statement to Oxford Brookes. Passing earns you the BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting.
No. The Oxford Brookes BSc is optional. It is an additional credential you can earn alongside ACCA — not a requirement for ACCA membership. Many ACCA students complete it as it adds a degree qualification to their profile at no extra exam cost (only a RAP submission fee applies).