BA (Hons) Business and Management (Including Foundation Year)

at University of South Wales

• Experience a range of assessment tools, including business reports, simulated situations management, and consultancy projects, preparing you for real-world employment challenges.
• For students not meeting direct entry criteria, there's a four-year course option with an integrated Foundation Year, providing structured support to develop skills and knowledge before advancing to the three-year degree programme.
• Throughout the programme, engage with the Centre for Academic Success module, which enhances both academic and professional skills crucial for success in the degree and future career endeavours.
• Gain hands-on experience in planning, management, and consultancy through simulated situations and projects, ensuring practical application of theoretical knowledge and readiness for the professional world.

Modules:  

• Study Skills
• Investigative Project
• Business Administration
• Statistics and Mathematics
• People, Work and Society
• Economics, Law and the Business Environment
• Becoming a Professional; Critical Enquiry

Important Dates 

The application process at the University of South Wales will commence before the intake period begins. Applicants are advised to prepare all required documents well in advance and regularly check the university's website for updates on when applications will open. Students also have the option to start their application process through UniScholars.

• Standard XII: 60%
• English language proficiency scores: IELTS: 6, with no subscore below 5.5. 

The BA (Hons) Business and Management (Including Foundation Year) fees are £14,950/Yr.  To make informed decisions, students should thoroughly review the university's website, carefully assess the fees, and diligently explore financing alternatives.

The BA (Hons) Business and Management course prioritises student graduate employability, ensuring accreditation from the Chartered Management Institute and alignment with national Higher Education guidelines. With a minimum of 10 weeks spent in industry during the second year, students gain practical experience with reputable employers, enhancing their employability and equipping them with valuable skills sought after by businesses.