BA Hons Business Management And Art and History

at Liverpool Hope University

• Students take core business modules covering areas such as marketing, accounting, operations management, business strategy, and organisational behaviour.
• The art and history components focus on art history, visual cultures, museum studies, historiography, and cultural heritage.
• Additional modules allow students to explore specialist areas like arts management, curating, heritage tourism, and the history of specific regions or periods.
• In their final year, students complete a dissertation research project combining business and art/history elements.
• The programme incorporates opportunities for work placements, field trips to galleries and museums, and hands-on engagement with art and historical collections.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Business Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Skills & Employability
• The Internal and External Environment
• Microeconomics
• Organisational Structure and the Nature of Work
• Management Information Systems
• Consumer Behaviour

Important Dates

Each September marks the start of the programme. Aspiring students should regularly check the university's website for application process updates. Despite UCAS handling applications, it's wise for students to prepare their documents early to avoid any frantic scrambles as the deadline approaches.

• Scoring between 75 and 85 per cent in all subjects during Standard XII. 
• Obtaining a diploma accredited by a State Board of Technical Education.
• Earning a total band score of 6.0 in the IELTS test, with none of the individual sections achieving a score lower than 5.5.

The annual tuition fee for the BA Hons Business Management and Art and History is between £13,000 and £ 14,000. Students should regularly visit the university website to stay informed about changes to programme fees. These fees may vary each year, depending on factors such as the student's residency status and whether they are enrolled full-time or part-time. The website offers the latest updates on fees, including information about any additional expenses students may need to account for.

Graduates are well-suited for roles that combine business and management skills with knowledge of the arts, culture and history. Potential career paths include arts administration, museum/gallery operations, heritage management, cultural tourism, and leadership positions within creative and cultural organisations. Some may also pursue entrepreneurial ventures leveraging their unique skills. The degree provides a foundation for further study at the postgraduate level in specialised areas like arts management, museum studies, or cultural policy and administration.