Core Modules:

• Essentials of Management

• Academic and Employability Skills

• Principles of Marketing

• Accounting and Finance

• Quantitative Methods for Business

• Managing and Leading People

• Ethics and Law in the Gig Economy

• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility

• Economics for Business

• Global Leadership and Change Management

• International Strategic Management

• Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Elective Modules (examples – subject to availability):

• Strategic Brand Management and Social Media

• International Human Resources Management

• Marketing and Sales in a Digital World

• Consumer Psychology and Behaviour

• Introduction to Digital Marketing

• Business Law 1 & 2

• Data and Intellectual Property Protection

• Introduction to Taxation

• Financial Markets and Instruments

• Research Methods

• Cases in International Strategy

• International Business and Global Trade

• Digital Marketing Strategies

• Market Research and Digital Marketing Analytics

• Digital Sales Management

• Personal Finance

• Advanced Taxation

• Audit

• Introduction to FinTech

• Mergers and Acquisitions

• Trading

Note: Elective modules may vary; students opting for a placement year may replace electives with a sector-specific project, dissertation, or internship.

Entry & Funding Requirements – BSc Business Management

Funding:

• London campuses: Show funds for first-year tuition plus £1,334 per month (up to 9 months).

• Other campuses: Show funds for first-year tuition plus £1,023 per month (up to 9 months).

• Self-funded students can use personal or parent/guardian funds; sponsored students must have official sponsorship from a government, international organisation, company, university, or school.

• Living costs must be shown; accommodation payments cannot be deducted.

Language Requirement:

• Minimum IELTS: 6.0 (with no component below 5.5)

Internships and Work Placements

Our degree programmes are designed to prepare you for the professional world. To support this, students have the option to undertake a placement year during the third year of a four-year degree.

This placement allows you to gain practical, real-world experience, applying the knowledge and skills acquired in your first two years. Opportunities may include paid work with business employers, helping you develop professional competencies and enhance your employability for future career success.