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BSc Business (Cornwall)

University of Exeter

Institution
University of Exeter
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Business (Cornwall)
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
N110
Typical offer
A-level ABB

Entry requirements

A-Level: ABB-BBB IB: 32/655-30/555 BTEC: DDM

About this course

BSc in Business (Cornwall), a business and management degree centred on sustainable enterprise, operations, and organizational strategy. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Project Management, Financial Analysis, Accounting, Ethics & Professional Practice, Human Behaviour, and Design & Creative Practice. Delivered on the Penryn campus in Cornwall, the programme incorporates extensive work placements allowing students to build practical workplace experience across private and third sectors. The first year covers foundational concepts through compulsory modules such as Business and Society, Accounting, Marketing in a Digital Age, and Operations Management: A Sustainable Perspective. The second year advances core knowledge with compulsory study in Project Management, Finance for Business, Research Inquiry for Practice, and Circular Enterprise Economy. Students can also tailor their studies by choosing from optional modules spanning Business Beyond Profit, Workplace Wellbeing, Understanding Financial Statements, and Future 17: Sustainable Development Goals Challenge.

Modules

  • Business and Society
  • Business Practice and Analysis
  • Operations Management: A Sustainable Perspective
  • Marketing in a Digital Age
  • Accounting
  • Theory and Practice of Management
  • Understanding Work and Organisations
  • Introduction to Economics
  • Project Management
  • Business Practice (Placement/Work Experience Project)
  • Strategic Concepts for Business
  • Finance for Business
  • Research Inquiry for Practice
  • Circular Enterprise Economy
  • Business Beyond Profit
  • Workplace Wellbeing
  • Understanding Financial Statements
  • Future 17: Sustainable Development Goals Challenge
  • Introduction to Ecological Consultancy
  • Geographical Information Science and Systems
  • Oceans and Human Health
  • Environmental Regulation and Redress
  • National and Community Identity
  • Political Geographies: Local to Global
  • The Resource Paradox: Blessing or Curse?