BSc in Business Management with Placement Year

at University of Roehampton

• Experience a dynamic mix of interactive classes and virtual content, mirroring the structure of future career environments.
• Work closely with peers in small classes, lively seminars, tutorials, and group projects, mastering subjects through collaborative discussion, critical analysis, and shared learning experiences.
• Engage in 'authentic assessment' methods, including the creation of websites, blogs, video-essays, policy reports and reviews, showcasing critical thinking, communication skills, and analytical argumentation.
• Develop a comprehensive portfolio of work, encompassing a range of media and formats, which serves as a valuable asset in the job hunting toolkit, demonstrating mastery of subjects and practical skills relevant to future careers.

Modules 

• Art and Life in the Ancient World
• Introduction to Criminal Justice
• Discovering Literature
• History of Political Thought
• Journalists and the World 1
• Being Human: Global Religious Perspectives
• Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice

Important Dates

This programme commences in the month of September 2024

• Prospective students are required to have attained a minimum of 60% marks in their 12th-grade examination.
• Additionally, applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through an IELTS score of at least 6 overall, with no less than 5.5 in each component. 
• Furthermore, depending on the specific requirements of the course, applicants must submit at least one but no more than four letters of recommendation (LOR).

The BA Liberal Arts with Placement Year fee is £15,700/Yr. Explore detailed fee structures from the university website and potential financing options to make informed decisions about your career.

The BA Liberal Arts with Placement Year programme from the University of Roehampton prioritises employability skills. Students have the option to undertake a year-long work placement, providing invaluable real-world experience and connections. Additionally, the opportunity to spend a term abroad further enriches students' global perspectives and cross-cultural competencies. The final year project module is  built upon the previous year's placement. This enables students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical contexts, fostering deeper understanding and showcasing their capabilities to prospective employers.