Overview

BA(Honours) Business Management (Online)

How do businesses develop strategies, handle risk and take decisions? What’s involved in functions such as marketing, accounting and finance? This innovative degree is firmly rooted in your own experience. You’ll investigate how organisations think and work, how they’re managed, and the external world in which they operate. You can focus entirely on business management, or choose to specialize within the subject areas of accounting, economics, leadership practice, innovation and enterprise or marketing.

On completion of BA(Hons) Business Management Program, the student will be able to demonstrate:

Knowledge and understanding

• knowledge and critical understanding of the main concepts, theories and principles
• the role they play in enhancing knowledge and practical skills in business management: accounting, economics, innovation and enterprise, leadership practice, marketing

Cognitive skills

• synthesize, critically evaluate and challenge information, arguments and assumptions
• select and apply knowledge in contexts with a degree of unpredictability and/or specialism
• appreciate the potential uncertainty, ambiguity and limits of knowledge in business management
• use accurately established techniques of analysis and be aware of their limitations.

Practical and/or professional skills

• Demonstrate an awareness of relevant responsible and ethical issues in business management.
• review current situation and future personal development& develop strategies
• recognise the importance of developing both technical and non-technical skills
• plan, monitor and evaluate one’s own learning and seek ways to improve their career prospects.

Key skills

• identify, interpret and solve complex problems
• reflect on the appropriateness and effectiveness of the problem solving processes
• use a combination of formal, logical planning processes and be able to identify alternative strategies and resources
• present or communicate, formally or informally, information about specialised
• communicate with peers, experts and /or senior colleagues on an academic/professional level
• ollaborate with others to achieve joint outcomes
• create, use, share and repurpose digital content as appropriate
• demonstrate the ability to independently find, critically evaluate and use the information in complex contexts
• adopt a wide range of numerical skills and digital practices
• demonstrate an understanding of academic language and literacy practices

This degree has three stages, each comprising 120 credits.

• You’ll start Stage 1 with a 60-credit introductory business and management module.
• Thereafter, for your remaining 300 credits, you can continue with a broad study of business or choose one from a range of specialist routes.

Program Structure

The structure of the program is categorized in two modules:

Benefits

• Develops understanding of business organisations and their key elements

• Explores wider considerations such as environments, markets and processes; and how all these work together

• Helps students to relate their studies to your own experience

• Equips students for a wide range of employment opportunities across all sectors

• Two exit awards are available in the program (1) Certificate of Higher Education in Business Management will be awarded upon completion of year 1 (120 Credits) of the program. (2) We also offer a Diploma of Higher Education in Business Management  upon completion of 2 years( 240 Credits) of the Program

This course will help students to develop a broad set of skills that are of high value to employers, including the ability to: understand key business functions such as marketing, human resources, information management, accounting & finance, and operations in their wider organisational and social context – put together reasonedarguments and question assumptions – draw together, analyse and critically evaluate information – understand the nature of leadership skills and behaviours within organizations – communicate effectively, clearly and accurately with others – use ICT to research, identify and present information – manage time and take responsibility for your own personal development.

Fee Structure

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