Foundation Units

Introduction to Business and Management

Statistic 1 (half unit) and Mathematics 1 (half unit)

Principles of sociology

Principles of Accounting

Introduction to Economics

Further Units

Managerial Economics

Organisational Theory

Management: International and Comparative Perspectives

Computer Based Information Systems

Human Resource Management

Company Law

Company Law

Marketing

The degree in management gives students the opportunity to study thea activity of management and the environment in which the manager operates in an intellectually rigorous fashion. The degree has a strong emphasis on social science and practice.

If you are interested in a career in Management Consultancy, Accountancy, Banking or General Management, this is an ideal degree. This degree provides an opportunity for critical and theoretical study particular economics. The degree will also provide you with knowledge and understanding of a range of issues in international management. You will receive an intellectually demanding, broad presentation for management that draws on a wide range of social science disciplines.

Two subjects at A level plus at least 3 at O level grade C or above, or 3 subjects at A level plus 2 further subjects at AS level and demonstrate competence in mathematics at least equivalent international qualifications as published and subject to external system rights of ammendment.

If you do not have the traditional A levels or their equivalent the Access Route has been designed to provide you with an entry route to each of the above degrees. Qualifications that satsfy the entrance requirements do not necessarily staisfy the course requirements.