Business and International Management top up award BA Hons

at Northumbria University

Newcastle Business School's final year of the degree course employs varied teaching methods, prioritising independent and group learning activities. Supported by a robust feedback system, students receive ample guidance from tutors and peers throughout their academic journey. Assessments, tailored to individual strengths and needs, encompass portfolios, group presentations, and reflective statements. Core modules cover academic and career development, strategic management, corporate responsibility, and contemporary issues in international business. With an emphasis on critical thinking and practical application, students are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in their final year and beyond.

Important Dates

Prospective students aiming for admission in 2024 must adhere to registration deadlines at Northumbria University. For May 2024 enrollment, applications must be submitted by 29th March 2024, while the deadline for September 2024 registration is 30th June 2024. Those aspiring to commence studies in January 2025 should ensure submission of application materials by 15th November 2024. Timely completion of application requirements is essential for consideration in the upcoming academic year, ensuring a smooth transition into the desired program at Northumbria University.

Modules

Module information is indicative and is reviewed annually therefore may be subject to change. Applicants will be informed if there are any changes.

Year one

• GA6001 -Academic Language Skills for Newcastle Business School (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)
• HR0388 -Academic and Career Development (Core,20 Credits)
• HR9691 -Fostering Sustainable Futures (Core,20 Credits)
• NX0328 -Contemporary Issues in Business (Core,20 Credits)
• NX0329 -Supporting Study (Core,0 Credits)
• SM0382 -Strategic Management and Corporate Responsibility (Core,20 Credits)
• SM9632 -Contemporary Issues in International Business (Core,20 Credits)
• SM9633 -International Business and Innovation (Core,20 Credits)

For standard entry into the Business and International Management top-up award BA Hons program at Northumbria University, applicants should hold a BTEC HND/Foundation degree or equivalent in a related subject. Performance expectations include an average of Merit for BTEC HND programs and Commendation level or 60% average for Foundation Degrees. Additionally, applicants must meet English language proficiency requirements. Alternate qualifications are also considered.

The Business and International Management top-up award BA Hons program at Northumbria University charges £16,500 per year for international students, competitively priced. Beyond tuition, average annual rent costs range from £4,500 to £6,000. Prospective students are encouraged to explore detailed fee structures and financing options to make informed decisions about their academic and financial future.

Graduates of the Business and International Management top-up award BA Hons program at Northumbria University can anticipate promising career prospects. Equipped with advanced business and international management skills, they are well-suited for roles in multinational corporations, international trade, global marketing, and strategic management. The program's emphasis on real-world applications ensures graduates are prepared for diverse opportunities in the global business landscape. Additionally, Northumbria University's strong industry connections enhance employability and facilitate career advancement for its graduates.