Business Management

These courses will give you a broad knowledge of business and management theories and an understanding of modern business issues. Studying on one of these courses you will gain an insight into the world of business and develop the skills and abilities required in order to be successful in a modern business environment.

Key facts

The University has excellent links with professional bodies and local businesses
Broad range of study and subject areas covered including business law, marketing, accounting and human resource management
A common first year on the full-time course allows students to be able to select their final choice of degree title at the end of that year
The part-time honours degree course is particularly designed for those already in full-time employment, providing the opportunity to progress their career with a two stage qualification programme. This involves the study of the two year HNC Business Management course with further degree study of two years to gain an ordinary degree or three years to gain an honours degree in Business Management
Flexible delivery allows some evening attendance to cater for students with busy schedules or family commitments
Personal Development Planning is integrated throughout the course. This will help ensure you develop the skills framework necessary for effective personal, academic and career management
Opportunity to study abroad for a semester in year 2 of the honours degree programme. Work-based modules available
Chartered Management Institute (CMI) qualification encorporated into the honours degree programme (subject to accreditation)

Career opportunities

general management
business professions such as marketing, accountancy and human resource management

Course content

This business management honours degree course allows you to develop a broad range of key personal and professional skills which will help you to formulate, evaluate and recommend solutions to business problems, take responsibility and initiative in projects, develop information technology skills and communicate effectively.

You will develop the skills and abilities required to become a successful business manager. You will study management, marketing, human resources, finance and business planning and have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester in year 2 or undertake some work based modules. You will study a research project in the subject of your choice in the final year of the degree.

In the early stages of the course you will cover a range of topics which are fundamental to good business practice including marketing, business planning, human resource management and accounting. You will also develop your IT and communication skills as well as developing an understanding of the business environment and law and honing you study skills.

Later in the course you will have lots of opportunity to choose modules which fall within your specific areas of interest whether you are interested in specialist marketing modules, employment law, leadership, finance, strategic management or global business.

Assessment

A range of assessments methods are used including assignments, case studies, presentations and examinations.

Course duration

Entry requirements and applying

240 points at A level or equivalent from a minimum of two A levels and GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade C or equivalent. The part time route is available for those progressing from the HNC Business and Management course or equivalent qualifications. See information on general entry requirements. Students completing the FdA Business Management may top up to the BA (Hons) with one year of further study. IELTS 6.0 required for those who are not native English language speakers.

On the foundation degree you will cover the main areas of business and management and have opportunities to specialise in topics which reflect your career aspirations. You will develop a range of key personal skills, which will help you to formulate, evaluate and recommend solutions to business problems, take responsibility and initiative in projects, develop information technology skills and communicate effectively.

On this course you will cover the fundamentals of business. You will study topics such as management in organisations, human resource management, the business environment and law along with business planning and marketing. You will also improve your study skills and work based skills. Later in the course you will learn about managing financial information and delivering customer value as well as completing a work based project.

Assessment

Assessment is a combination of work based learning and assignments. Assignments include case studies, group presentations, reports and company analysis.

Course duration

Entry requirements and applying

120 points from a minimum of 1 A level. Relevant work based experience may also be considered. See information on general entry requirements.

You will develop key business skills, be introduced to management and human resource management issues as well as learning how to manage an organisation’s financial resources. Later in the course you will study marketing and business planning, learn about the organisational environment and carry out a work-based project.

The part-time HNC course is designed for those working who wish to improve their key business skills and improve their career prospects by developing a sound understanding of the fundamentals of modern business. It is possible to progress from the HNC to the foundation degree or the honours degree.

Assessment

Assessment is a combination of work based projects and assignments. Assignments include case studies, group presentations, reports, reflective log and company analysis.

Course duration

Entry requirements and applying

100 points from a minimum of 1 A level. Formal academic qualifications are may not be required if you are able to demonstrate suitable work based experience. See information on general entry requirements.

From 2012 our general academic requirement for an honours degree will be 240 UCAS points, and for a foundation degree 120 UCAS points. If you do not have the points required your application will still be considered. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds and with a range of experiences.

If you are a UK or EU student and require more information, or to discuss any specific aspect of this course or our Business School admissions process, contact the Student Information Desk.

If you are an international student and interested in our business courses, please contact us as follows:

The Glyndŵr University International Office is open Monday to Thursday from 08:30 to 17:00 GMT (08:30 to 16:30 GMT on a Friday).

Please consider the time difference between the UK and your own country when contacting us.

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Key facts The University has excellent links with professional bodies and local businesses Broad range of study and subject areas covered including business law, marketing, accounting and human resource management A common first year on the full-time course allows students to be able to select their final choice of degree title at the end of that year The part-time honours degree course is particularly designed for those already in full-time employment, providing the opportunity to progress their career with a two stage qualification programme. This involves the study of the two year HNC Business Management course with further degree study of two years to gain an ordinary degree or three years to gain an honours degree in Business Management Flexible delivery allows some evening attendance to cater for students with busy schedules or family commitments Personal Development Planning is integrated throughout the course. This will help ensure you develop the skills framework necessary for effective personal, academic and career management Opportunity to study abroad for a semester in year 2 of the honours degree programme. Work-based modules available Chartered Management Institute (CMI) qualification encorporated into the honours degree programme (subject to accreditation) Career opportunities general management business professions such as marketing, accountancy and human resource management Course content BA (Hons) Business Management This business management honours degree course allows you to develop a broad range of key personal and professional skills which will help you to formulate, evaluate and recommend solutions to business problems, take responsibility and initiative in projects, develop information technology skills and communicate effectively. You will develop the skills and abilities required to become a successful business manager. You will study management, marketing, human resources, finance and business planning and have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester in year 2 or undertake some work based modules. You will study a research project in the subject of your choice in the final year of the degree. Typical course content In the early stages of the course you will cover a range of topics which are fundamental to good business practice including marketing, business planning, human resource management and accounting. You will also develop your IT and communication skills as well as developing an understanding of the business environment and law and honing you study skills. Later in the course you will have lots of opportunity to choose modules which fall within your specific areas of interest whether you are interested in specialist marketing modules, employment law, leadership, finance, strategic management or global business. BA (Hons) Business Management modules Assessment A range of assessments methods are used including assignments, case studies, presentations and examinations. Course duration Full-time Three years Part-time Three years post-HNC Entry requirements and applying 240 points at A level or equivalent from a minimum of two A levels and GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade C or equivalent. The part time route is available for those progressing from the HNC Business and Management course or equivalent qualifications. See information on general entry requirements. Students completing the FdA Business Management may top up to the BA (Hons) with one year of further study. IELTS 6.0 required for those who are not native English language speakers. UCAS code: N100 Part time applicants should apply direct FdA Business Management On the foundation degree you will cover the main areas of business and management and have opportunities to specialise in topics which reflect your career aspirations. You will develop a range of key personal skills, which will help you to formulate, evaluate and recommend solutions to business problems, take responsibility and initiative in projects, develop information technology skills and communicate effectively. Typical course content On this course you will cover the fundamentals of business. You will study topics such as management in organisations, human resource management, the business environment and law along with business planning and marketing. You will also improve your study skills and work based skills. Later in the course you will learn about managing financial information and delivering customer value as well as completing a work based project. FdA Business Management course structure Assessment Assessment is a combination of work based learning and assignments. Assignments include case studies, group presentations, reports and company analysis. Course duration Full-time Two years Part-time 1 year top-up following completion of HNC Entry requirements and applying 120 points from a minimum of 1 A level. Relevant work based experience may also be considered. See information on general entry requirements. UCAS code: NN12 Part-time applicants should apply direct HNC Business Management You will develop key business skills, be introduced to management and human resource management issues as well as learning how to manage an organisation’s financial resources. Later in the course you will study marketing and business planning, learn about the organisational environment and carry out a work-based project. Typical course content The part-time HNC course is designed for those working who wish to improve their key business skills and improve their career prospects by developing a sound understanding of the fundamentals of modern business. It is possible to progress from the HNC to the foundation degree or the honours degree. HNC Business Management modules Assessment Assessment is a combination of work based projects and assignments. Assignments include case studies, group presentations, reports, reflective log and company analysis. Course duration Part-time Two years Entry requirements and applying 100 points from a minimum of 1 A level. Formal academic qualifications are may not be required if you are able to demonstrate suitable work based experience. See information on general entry requirements. Part time: apply direct From 2012 our general academic requirement for an honours degree will be 240 UCAS points, and for a foundation degree 120 UCAS points. If you do not have the points required your application will still be considered. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds and with a range of experiences. Contact us If you are a UK or EU student and require more information, or to discuss any specific aspect of this course or our Business School admissions process, contact the Student Information Desk. Student Information Desk Tel: 01978 293 439 Email: sid@glyndwr.ac.uk International students If you are an international student and interested in our business courses, please contact us as follows: Email: international@glyndwr.ac.uk Telephone: 0044 1978 293433 (from overseas) or 01978 293433 (within UK) Fax: 0044 1978 293385 (from overseas) or 01978 293385 (within UK) The Glyndŵr University International Office is open Monday to Thursday from 08:30 to 17:00 GMT (08:30 to 16:30 GMT on a Friday). Please consider the time difference between the UK and your own country when contacting us.	Undergraduate courses BA (Hons) Business Management modules FdA Business Management course structure HNC Business Management course structure For more information about our courses please telephone 01978 293439 or email SID@glyndwr.ac.uk
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Business Management

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