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Which universities accept T Level Accounting & Finance?

Accounting and Finance are separate T Levels with overlapping routes into business, accounting and financial services degrees. Universities may name one, both, or a broader list of acceptable T Level subjects.

Qualification details verified July 2026Legal, finance and accounting

The direct answer

TLevelled has verified course-level records relevant to this subject group. Acceptance is not university-wide: the same university can accept your T Level for one degree and reject it for another. Check the exact qualification or occupational specialism named in each requirement before you apply.

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Universities and courses that accept this T Level

These selected course-level examples come from TLevelled's verified directory. The published requirement names this pathway or accepts T Levels without restricting them to a named subject.

  • Staffordshire University

    Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons)

    Official source
    PassVerified July 2026Subject not individually named
    Required grade
    Pass (P) or Higher Pass
    Accepted T Level wording
    Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific subject named

  • University College Birmingham

    Accounting and Finance BSc

    Official source
    Pass96 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026
    Required grade
    Pass with a core component of grade C
    Accepted T Level wording
    Explicit: T Levels in Accounting, Finance, Management and Administration, Marketing and Legal Services accepted

  • University of Cumbria

    BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance

    Official source
    PassVerified July 2026
    Required grade
    Pass (C+) to Merit; all subjects accepted though Accounting or Finance T Levels are recommended
    Accepted T Level wording
    Explicit: Accounting or Finance T Level recommended, other subjects accepted

  • University of Gloucestershire

    Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons)

    Official source
    Pass104 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named
    Required grade
    Pass
    Accepted T Level wording
    Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific subject named

  • University of South Wales

    BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance

    Official source
    Pass112 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named
    Required grade
    Pass (C or above in the Core)
    Accepted T Level wording
    Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific subject named

  • Bath Spa University

    Business and Management (Accounting) BA (Hons)

    Official source
    MeritVerified July 2026Subject not individually named
    Required grade
    Merit
    Accepted T Level wording
    Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific subject named

  • Birmingham Newman University

    BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance

    Official source
    Merit112 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named
    Required grade
    Merit
    Accepted T Level wording
    Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific subject named
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What is T Level Accounting & Finance?

A T Level is a two-year Level 3 course taken after GCSEs. It is broadly equivalent in size to three A Levels and combines classroom study with an industry placement of at least 315 hours. Students receive an overall Pass, Merit, Distinction or Distinction* grade, which carries UCAS tariff points.

This page covers the following qualifications:

  • Accounting
  • Finance

Qualification structure checked against the Department for Education T Level guidance.

Relevant degree areas

These are sensible areas to investigate, not a guarantee of entry. Always check the university's official page for the exact degree title.

  • Accounting
  • Finance
  • Business management
  • Economics with a foundation year

How to check whether a course accepts it

  1. 1Open the official page for the exact degree, not only the university's general admissions page.
  2. 2Match the full T Level title, required overall grade, GCSE conditions and any additional A Level subject.
  3. 3If the page only says “T Levels accepted”, ask admissions to confirm your qualification and occupational specialism in writing.

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