Business Technology (Hons) Manchester Metropolitan University

Overview

This is an area that’s constantly evolving, so we’ll give you the tools to adapt to new ideas and new ways of working.

Discover your talents

With a wide range of topics, and the choice of optional units in other areas, you can really explore your interests. Business analysis, big data, app development, e-commerce, project management – whatever you want to specialise in, you’ll have the chance to develop a strong knowledge base.

As well as vital business skills such as global strategy and technology management, by taking the Business Technology (Hons) degree from Manchester Metropolitan University you’ll also learn about some of the biggest technologies of today. Cloud computing with AWS, enterprise resource planning with SAP, programming languages, and databases all feature on the course.

Develop in areas that are in demand

Many organisations are struggling to make the most of digital technology. They know it can transform their business, but they don’t know how. We designed this programme so you have the potential to support and eventually lead them through the digital transformation process.

There is also opportunity to specialise in routes with more emphasis on technology development, data analytics, project management and social media marketing, all of which continue to be in high demand in organisations. 

Career

From Airbnb to Uber and Xero, the world’s most successful companies are using technology to change the business landscape. And with everyone competing for talent, business-savvy tech experts are in high demand.

We’ve designed the course to give you a broad range of knowledge and skills valuable for any modern company. If you do the optional placement year too, you’ll already have work experience when you graduate.

Our graduates are working with companies like:

• IBM
• Microsoft
• NHS
• Barclays Bank
• JP Morgan Chase

With the broad range of topics we cover, you’ll have the right skills to look for work in many roles, from digital transformation consultant to web development. You might also like to consider postgraduate study or research in a specialised area like business analytics or logistics and supply chain management.