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BENEFITS
The BA (Hons) in Business Management will provide you with the necessary expertise to critically evaluate business models and concepts and apply them to real-world situations. Upon completion of this course you will be able to apply your skills to a wide-range of organisations, both commercial and not-for-profit.
When you invest your time and money in a degree course you need to be sure of the benefits. With a BA (Hons) in Business Management the advantages are clear, you can:
- boost your career prospects
- increase your value in the workplace
- tackle a new job with confidence
- be equipped for success in a rapidly changing business world .
When you study with Sunderland Business School you can:
- complete your degree in two years - or take longer if you wish
- spread the cost over several years
- control the cost of your studies - by paying for modules only when you order them
- be confident that the course materials include everything you need to pass your exams
- broaden your understanding with suggestions for further reading
- study where you wish.
Entry Requirements
BA (Hons) Business Management is designed as a final year top-up programme for applicants possessing one of the following qualifications:
- Graduates of ABE & IAM Advanced Diploma
- A relevant higher qualification, such as an HND in a business subject, or equivalent is also acceptable
- COSTATT Associate degree holders in Management only
COURSE CONTENT / MODULES
Comprises six modules:
This module will enable you to understand the processes of project planning, financing and implementation using a variety of techniques covering:
- Effective project definition
- Activity and time planning
- Cost and quality evaluations
- Risk management
- Management and leadership of project teams
This module will introduce a good mix of operational skills and analysis of major strategic projects from around the world. This is an integrative module drawing down from a range of business functions and skills typical of the way businesses are increasingly being managed today.
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This module will enable you to appreciate how marketing strategies can contribute to the success of the business. You will consider the 'mechanics' of marketing strategy i.e. the models and concepts that are used in developing and implementing valid strategies. In exploring how marketing strategies are developed you will engage with contemporary marketing themes and issues such as relationship marketing, branding and e-marketing.
- Strategic Management of People
This module will consider the redefinition of personnel department's role in achieving strategic change through benchmarking, auditing and outsourcing. You will also review the key policy variables that make up a human resources strategy including: performance management, human resource development, employee relations, strategic recruitment and retention. This module will provide you with an introduction to important concepts of organisational development and learning.
Explore aspects of internal resource management while examining the broader financial context in which companies operate. Budgetary control, working capital management and investment appraisal will also be investigated. Your emphasis of this module will be on the analysis and interpretation of financial data to aid management decision-making rather than technical preparation of data.
- Contemporary Developments in Business and Management
You will explore some of the key issues of enterprise including: innovation, effective corporate governance and social responsibility. You will then review the effective management of knowledge and intellectual capital of the organisation. This module also examines the contribution that small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) make to the economy in terms of innovation and knowledge creation.
You will explore some of the key issues of enterprise including: innovation, effective corporate governance and social responsibility. You will then review the effective management of knowledge and intellectual capital of the organisation. This module also examines the contribution that small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) make to the economy in terms of innovation and knowledge creation.
ASSESSMENT
MODULES |
ASSESSMENT METHOD |
Financial Management (APC 308) |
Exam |
Strategic Management (SIM 336) |
Exam |
Marketing Strategy (MKT 306) |
Exam |
Strategic Management of HR (HRM 325) |
Assignment |
Contemporary Development in Business Management (SIM 377) |
Assignment |
Managing Projects (SIM 335) |
Assignment |
DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME
BA Honours Degree (final year top-up only - minimum 12 months)
ENROLMENT DATES
This programme has four start dates in January, April, July and October, so year round enrolment is possible.
APPLICATIONS
Completed application forms, along with two references, should be sent to:
Mrs. Vijaya Maraj
School of Business & Computer Science
53-54 Sagan Drive
Champs Fleurs, Trinidad
Course (per subject with tuition) $6,400.00 TTD
Distance Learning Course (per subject without tuition) $5,400.00 TTD
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Deadlines:
- April Assessment Deadline: FEBRUARY 15th
- July Assessment Deadline: MAY 23rd
- October Assessment Deadline: AUGUST 15th
- January Assessment Deadline: NOVEMBER 10th
- Application Deadline: June 25th 2008 (August 2008 Semester)
- Registration Period: July 01st – July 31st 2008
- Orientation: July 25th 2008
- Duration of semester: August 04th 2008 – December 21st 2008
CAREER PROSPECTS
- General Manager
- Business Consultant
- Administrative Assistant
- Senior Marketing Associate
- Marketing Manager
- Supervisor
- Sales Manager
- Executive Assistant
Important Schedules
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