<ul><li>The course is accredited by 3 key accounting bodies (ACCA, CIMA and ICAEW), so whichever route students take they’ll have lots of exemptions from professional exams</li><li>From the second year, students will be able to tailor their learning to their area of specialist interest, choosing their modules to focus on: professional modules - the fastest route to becoming an ACCA chartered accountant; finance modules - students’ best preparation route for working in banking or investment management; analytics modules - combine accounting with data analysis, including data cleaning, visualisation and modelling</li><li>This degree focuses on modern accountancy skills and students will learn to inform and persuade using numbers</li><li>This course offers the maximum number of exemptions for ACCA and CIMA</li><li>Through this course, students will work in small groups that replicate the workplace, with a focus on teamwork, real-world case studies and developing strategy from financial data​ </li></ul>

<ul><li>Through this course, students will gain the sought-after technical skills, artistic insight, and platform diversity to apply their talent to any form of visual arts, media, or communication</li><li>This Animation degree course is accredited by JAMES (Joint Audio Media Education Services), a group of industry professionals and employers</li><li>Students will develop advanced abilities in character animation, visual storytelling, compositing and editing, and learn from active industry professionals who’ve directed animations for Disney, Warner Bros., and Cartoon Network, and produced special effects for prominent film franchises like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Chronicles of Narnia</li><li>At the end of the course, students will be primed for a successful career in 2D or 3D animation across multiple industries</li><li>In this course, students will be able to practise the techniques that animators use in the film industry, such as the performance capture process used in the film Avatar
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<ul><li>This practical BA (Hons) Applied Languages degree course harnesses students talent for learning languages and turns it into professional skills for an exciting career in multilingual communication</li><li>Whatever career students are pursuing, from translation to teaching, they’ll develop expertise in at least 2 languages and learn to apply their skills to whatever multilingual field they’re most interested in</li><li>In this course, students will have an amazing experience allowing them to put their language skills into practice, meet lots of people and experience a different culture</li><li>Through this course, students will be able to enhance their degree with an internationally recognised qualification in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages: the Trinity College London CertTESOL</li><li>This course will students to put their language skills into practice in the language labs, where you’ll manipulate video, sound and text
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<ul><li>This course will help students to develop the skills which can demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset, with creativity and innovation beyond everyday business and management practices</li><li>Students will learn to understand how to spot opportunities, create value through effective business model design, develop new products and services and bring them to market, foster creativity and manage innovation within an organisation</li><li>This course offers students the real-life experience of working with clients, instead of just working from textbooks and case studies</li><li>This curriculum supports students equally, whether they wish to run their own business, or want to apply their knowledge and skills in an existing organisation</li><li>Students will be able to develop their idea through the practical modules and they’ll get lots of support from our dedicated start-up team
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<ul><li>Through this course, students will develop a holistic understanding of how businesses operate as they explore operations, business finance, marketing and data analysis alongside their human resource management modules</li><li>Students will formulate policies that address key modern workplace issues such as flexible working, remote working and equality and diversity</li><li>In this course, students will learn the human resource management skills you need in a post-Covid world, focusing on workforce retention and talent management, managing equality and diversity and developing creativity and business improvement</li><li>Students will be leading on a strategy to recruit and retain the right workforce</li><li>With this degree, students will get a head start on employability as they will be able to apply for Associate Membership of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) when they graduate, something that's often only available after postgraduate study
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<ul><li>This course takes an entrepreneurial approach to big business ideas</li><li>Students will learn by engaging with local small businesses and creating and testing ideas and theories in group work</li><li>If students take a placement year they can then apply these skills in the sector they’re most interested in, whether that's a start-up or a large, global business such as Rolls Royce or IBM</li><li>Students will get a strong foundation in all the key business areas of management, marketing, accounting, operations and leadership</li><li>In this course, students will have the chance to specialise as they progress through the course
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<ul><li>This course will help students to learn how this supports every aspect of the economy, drawing on practical examples from the likes of companies such as H&amp;M, Ikea, ZARA and Coca Cola</li><li>Students will investigate how external factors and events such as panic buying, Brexit, new technology and the climate affect supply chains, and see how companies optimise their SCM to sell similar products as their competitors at cheaper prices</li><li>Students will also learn foundational business and management skills you can apply to any business career</li><li>In this course, students will study topics such as risk management, logistics management and ethics and sustainability, and use professional software, systems and tools</li><li>After the second year, students can apply their skills in the industry on a year-long work placement or experience another culture by studying abroad for a year
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<ul><li>This award-winning Computer Games Production degree course will help students to achieve their dream of becoming a computer games producer or project manager</li><li>Students will also develop the essential business expertise to start their own indie games studio and tackle the challenges that arise – from funding and protecting their innovative ideas, to team and project management, marketing, and leadership</li><li>By working with fellow students from the computer games technology degree course, students will gain experience in all areas of game development</li><li>This course emphasizes collaboration and has strong ties with the South Coast games industry, so students will have many opportunities to work with games companies, culminating in a year-long shippable development project in the final year</li><li>Students can take advantage of a self-employed placement year to gain valuable professional experience
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University of Portsmouth

All Courses

BA (Hons) Accounting with Finance

BA (Hons) Animation

BA (Hons) Applied Languages

BA (Hons) Business Management and Entrepreneurship

BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource Management

BA (Hons) Business and Management

BA (Hons) Business and Supply Chain Management

BSc (Hons) Computer Games Production