Business Management (Year 2 & 3 Entry), BA Hons

BA (Hons) Business Management (Year 2 & 3 Entry) Programme Overview

Embark on a journey to success with Greenwich's BA (Hons) Business Management programme, tailored to equip students with essential knowledge and skills for effective business leadership. Located at the vibrant Greenwich Maritime Campus, this direct entry programme enhances capabilities in managing contemporary organizations across diverse sectors. Students can customize their education through specialist module options that delve deeper into specific areas of business management, aligning with individual career aspirations.

Key Features

• Target Audience: Ideal for individuals with one or two years of university study (Level 4 or Levels 4 & 5) seeking a Business Management degree.
• Employment-Focused: Emphasizes the development of knowledge, skills, and competencies expected by employers.
• Future Leaders: Focuses on cultivating managers who prioritize integrity, sustainability, and ethical practices.
• Stunning Campus: Study at a UNESCO World Heritage Site in London.

Year 1 (Level 5) Core Modules

• Business Ethics (15 credits)
• Sustainable Operations Management (15 credits)
• Technology and Innovation Management (15 credits)
• Business Law (15 credits)
• Management Skills (15 credits)
• Organisational Analysis & Performance (15 credits)

Optional Modules (15 credits each):

• Financial Management or Managing Diversity & Inclusion
• Consumer Behaviour and Insights or Team Dynamics

Year 2 (Level 6) Core Modules

• Business Strategy (15 credits)
• Decision-Making Skills (15 credits)
• Effective Leadership (15 credits)
• Negotiation (15 credits)

Optional Modules (15 credits each):

• International Business Management, Public Sector Management, or Small Business Management
• Coaching & Mentorship, Entrepreneurship in Action, or Resilience and Risk Management

Major Projects (30 credits each)

• Consultancy Project
• Dissertation
• Venture Creation

Overall Workload

The programme includes lectures, seminars, independent study, assessments, and field trips, with each credit equating to approximately 10 hours of study. Contact hours vary by module, and additional support classes, guest lectures, and workshops enhance the learning experience.

Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue diverse management roles in private, public, or voluntary sectors, including management consultancy and small business initiatives.

Internships and Employability Services

Greenwich's Employability Team offers internship opportunities and tailored career guidance to help students achieve their career goals. Internships typically range from 5 days to 6 months and may be full-time or part-time. Eligible internships come with a Certificate of Industrial Studies.

Support Services

Students have access to academic skills support through tutors, librarians, and online resources. The Greenwich Employability Passport Scheme enhances CVs by recognizing contributions in part-time work, volunteering, and societies. The Generator offers workshops, mentoring, and networking opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs.

This comprehensive programme not only prepares students for immediate job placement but also cultivates the critical thinking and leadership skills essential for long-term success in the business world.