About the course

Modules

Business Environmental analysis

People and Business Skills
Corporate Business Planning
Introduction to Accounting
Management accounting
Banking and finance
Business Management and Marketing Principles
Economics for business
Business and commercial laws
Enterprise Performance Management and operations
Financial Reporting
business Taxation
Corporate finance
Business Strategy
Auditing
Dissertation

Entry requirements

GCSE, A/O Levels are accepted

Secondary/ higher secondary education (more than 10 years of study)
accepted for the enrolment
Students whose first language is not English are required to have IELTS 6.0
or equivalent.
Candidates who meet our academic entry requirements but whose score for
IELTS (or an English language test considered the equivalent of IELTS) is
below 6.0 can apply for a programme that includes a six month pre-sessional
English Language course.
We welcome applications from mature individuals who can demonstrate
relevant work experience for the purpose of enrolling into course.

How will I be taught?

Lectures These provide key concepts and ideas relating to course in depth study.
Workshops These are used for modules in finance or quantitative subjects. They
answer to provide updated information on subject matter.

Seminars These relatively small groups are used for subjects where the lecture
material is examined in more detail, and theoretical concepts are analysed and
applied in specific contexts.
One-to-one You will get one-to-one supervision on your final year dissertation at
all levels you will have a personal tutor who is available to discuss personal and
academic problems.
Other This may include guest speakers from prominent organisations, research
seminars and external site visits.

Assessment Methods
Range of assessment methods including:
Coursework, Multiple Choice Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical
Demonstration/Assignment, Written Examination, group tasks