Business Management (Hons) (Top Up) University of Greater Manchester

Overview

Business Management (Hons) (Top Up) from the University of Greater Manchester supports you to enhance your existing Foundation Degree or HND-level knowledge and skills, ready to achieve the status of BSc (Hons) Business Management (Top-up) graduate. You can study advanced aspects of business and management, enhance your professional skills, and boost your employability.

You'll be guided as you gain knowledge of strategic management, and develop critical inquiry and research skills that support your work and enhance its quality. This flexible Honours-level programme offers a wide choice of modules drawn from Law, Enterprise, Finance, Supply Chain Management, People Management, Marketing or Retail specialisms, so you’ll have the opportunity to ‘zoom in’ on aspects of the subject you have personal interest and strengths in, or that support your career or further study goals. As a graduate, you’ll also receive the CMI Level 5 Award in Leadership and Management, and some of the modules you choose may offer exemptions from further professional qualifications from institutes such as ACCA and CIM.

Developing your employability is a key focus of this dynamic and flexible programme. Real-life case studies, guest speakers and industry visits are designed to help you to understand the business environment and the needs of employers in local, national and international contexts.

You'll develop lifelong learning skills so that you can take ownership of your professional development for the future, maximising your potential for success.

Students at Business Management (Hons) (Top-Up) from the University of Greater Manchester will:

• have the opportunity to benefit from the excellent support offered by the teaching staff. Small group and tutorial teaching is preferred.

• benefit from the knowledge and advice of the guest speakers who hold senior positions in industry and practice.

• develop critical thinking and research skills and apply these during their final year dissertation.