BA Business Studies

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  • Objectives
    Our Business Studies degree has been a successful programme for over 30 years. Building on this history it now forms the core of a suite of degrees which make up the business programmes within the Department of Business Studies. This degree aims to provide you with a good grounding in the knowledge and skills required in today's fast changing business and management arena. It also allows you to choose whether to specialise in a particular field in your second and/or final year.
  • Practical experience
    We highly recommend that you undertake a work placement in the UK or abroad and enhance your academic and career potential.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry Requirements Normally 240 points which must include two 6-unit awards or one 12-unit award (which must not include in the same subject as an AS A2 plus GCSE Mathematics and English at grade C or above. Students with a relevant HND from other colleges are usually eligible to join in Year 2 of the full-time programme.
  • Academic title
    BA Business Studies
  • Course description
    Course Structure

    Year 1

    Markets and Government
    Introduction to Business
    Business Operations
    Accounting for Managers
    Managing Information for Business
    Plus one elective module


    Year 2

    Markets and Europe
    Introductory Marketing
    Organisational Behaviour
    Small Business Enterprise and Planning
    Management and Research Methods (including management training residential)
    Plus one elective module


    Final Year

    Dissertation (40 credits)
    Strategy module

    Plus three elective modules

    There is a personnel route from Year 2 with options in personnel related modules.

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