BA Hons Business Management And Early Childhood

at Liverpool Hope University

• The first year covers foundational modules in business functions like marketing, accounting, and operations and an introduction to child development theory and practice. 
• In the second year, students take more advanced business management classes and modules focused on early childhood curriculum, play, and family/community work. 
• The third year allows students to choose elective modules aligned with their interests and complete a business management dissertation or childhood studies research project. 
• Throughout the programme, mandatory work placements provide experience in early childhood settings. The degree culminates with a semester-long professional practice internship.

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

Every fall semester starts in September. Those interested in enrolling must monitor the university's online resources to stay updated on the application timeline. Although UCAS is the application platform, having transcripts, essays, and other materials prepared early ensures a smooth process before the final submission date.

• In Standard XII, the grades achieved ranged from 75 to 85 per cent in all subjects.
•  A diploma was obtained from a State Board of Technical Education.
• Achieving an overall band score of 6.0 in the IELTS examination, with no individual component scoring below 5.5.

The BA Hons Business Management And Early Childhood annual tuition fee is between £13,000/yr to £14,000/yr. Students are encouraged to visit the university website frequently to stay updated on any changes to programme fees. These fees may change yearly, depending on the student's residency status and whether they are enrolled full-time or part-time. The website provides the most recent fee updates and details about any extra costs students may need to budget for.

Graduates are prepared for management roles in nurseries, childcare centres, and other early years settings. They can pursue careers as nursery managers, childminders, family support workers, or community development officers working with young children and families. Some may work in the business field, applying their understanding of child development to marketing, human resources, or corporate social responsibility roles. The degree allows for flexibility in both business and childhood-related professions.