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BSc Business Management with Foundation Year

University of Plymouth

Institution
University of Plymouth
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Business Management with Foundation Year
Duration
4 years
UCAS code
N206
Typical offer
IB 24

Entry requirements

A level: 32+ UCAS tariff points. BTEC National Extended Diploma: PPP. Access to HE Diploma: Pass an Access to Higher Education Diploma. T level: Pass in any subject. International Baccalaureate: 24 points. Other qualifications: Other combinations and non-A level qualifications also considered.

About this course

BSc (Hons) in Innovation, combining business management and entrepreneurship. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Project Management, Accounting, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship. The course includes an optional placement year for professional experience. The Cube provides on-campus entrepreneurship support, and students work on live consultancy projects with local businesses and social enterprises.

Modules

  • Placement Year
  • Financial Literacy for Business
  • Academic Skills for Success
  • Contemporary Work and Organisations
  • Digital Skills for Business
  • Understanding Business in Practice
  • Business Project
  • Business Finance
  • Organisational Behaviour
  • Digital Technology and Innovation
  • Operations and Supply Chains
  • Global Business Environments
  • Understanding Consumer Behaviour
  • Financial Data Analysis
  • Decision Making for Business
  • People Management
  • Operations for Competitive Advantage
  • Responsible Management and Regeneration
  • Careers and Professional Development
  • Human Resource Management in a Global Context
  • The Economics of Business Organisations
  • International Trade
  • Applied Digital Marketing: From Channels to Campaigns
  • Financial Institutions and Markets
  • Project Management
  • Enterprise, Innovation and Creativity
  • Professional Project
  • Leadership Impact
  • Building Business Strategy
  • Investment Management
  • Applied Professional Practice and Impact
  • The Macroeconomy, Trade and Globalisation
  • Marketing Strategy: Analysis and Decision Making