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- Information Technology
- Law
This degree provides clear insight into how today’s financial operations are created and controlled, and prepares you for a career managing them at the highest levels.
You can develop a sharp understanding of both core and specialist financial disciplines. The course also provides a broader understanding of the socio-economic, legal and professional environments within which finance operates.
Course content
You will study the foundations of financial management, investigating quantitative methods, macroeconomics and business law. You will then be able to select from specialisation modules including financial accounting, corporate finance and risk management. Finally, you can focus the skills and knowledge you have developed on individual project work.
This course is also available as a 2 year accelerated option, alongside the standard 3 year route.
Course specialisations
We have also developed ready-made BSc (Hons) Financial Management specialisations*, offering a more direct route into specific financial sectors and roles:
- BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Banking and Finance)
- BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Finance and Accounting)
- BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Business Economics)
Career direction
Upon graduation you will have an extensive range of career options available within financial services, private and public sector organisations. Typical career paths at entry and analyst level can include: Financial Analyst, Management Accountant, Project Analyst and Internal Auditor.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
- Quantitative Methods
- Introduction to Marketing
- Introduction to Finance
- Micro Economics
- Macroeconomic Environment
- Business Law
Year 2 (Specialist elective modules)
Any 6 modules from the course options below
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Banking and Finance)
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Economics
- Financial Markets
- Personal Finance
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Finance and Accounting)
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Corporate Finance
- Taxation
- Financial Markets
- Personal Finance
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Business Economics)
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Information Management
- Corporate Finance
- Financial Economics
- Financial Markets
Year 3 (Specialist elective modules)
Any 2 standard modules from the course options below
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Banking and Finance)
- Research Methods
- International Financial Management
- Risk Management
- Money and Banking (Project)
- Governance and Ethics (Project)
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Finance and Accounting)
- Research Methods
- International Financial Management
- Audit and Assurance
- Corporate Reporting (Project)
- Governance and Ethics (Project)
BSc (Hons) Financial Management (Business Economics)
- Research Methods
- International Financial Management
- Econometrics
- Managerial Economics (Project)
- Developmental Economics (Project)
Accountancy is the language of business — it is the process of communicating and understanding the financial standing of an organisation.
This course embraces accountancy and finance to provide a solid grounding in the technical skills and social science theories and traditions of the subjects. This degree allows you to gain a solid technical and critical understanding of the key management accountancy techniques and the issues that relate to managerial decision making.
Course content
Topics of study include organisational behaviour, marketing and strategic management.
Preparing students for careers around the world, this course provides a vocationally relevant and academically rigorous education, directed by leading experts in the field, which is both challenging and demanding.
The course provides exemption from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and the Association of International Accountants (AIA).
Career direction
Our graduates go on to work in the private and public sectors, in financial management roles for businesses and other organisations, as well as in the general business environment.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Contemporary Business Analysis (30 credits)
- Introduction to Accountancy and Finance (30 credits)
- Introduction to Business Law (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 1: Evolving Perspectives of Management (15 credits)
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Contemporary Issues for Business (30 credits)
- Financial Accountancy (30 credits)
- Financial Management (30 credits)
- Management Accountancy (30 credits)
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Advanced Financial Accountancy
- Advanced Financial Management
- Advanced Management Accountancy
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 30 credits, from:
- Strategic Management
- Tax and Finance Planning
- and many more…
This Higher National Diploma (HND) covers the essential elements of business operations through group projects and practical assignments – to more accurately reflect the real working environment.
Through this engaging approach to learning, you will be ready to face the challenges of the modern business world armed with the hands-on skills employers demand.
Course content
The course covers the critical foundations of modern business, including strategy, business law and marketing. These are built on with management modules to help you develop vital leadership skills. You will also study business environments and how companies are organised, enabling you to put theory into context.
Company-based learning
Take your development a step further through a work-placement option. This provides credits towards your diploma, and an even greater advantage in the competitive job market.
Career direction
Many graduates go on to work in retailing, marketing, distribution and the Civil Service, among many other sectors. With this HND, the choice really is yours. You also have the option to join the final year of the BSc (Hons) Business Management, BA (Hons) Business Administration or the Bachelor in International Business (BIB).
Course modules
- Business Environment
- Managing Financial Resources and Decisions
- Organisations and Behaviour
- Marketing Principles
- Aspects of Contract and Negligence for Business
- Business Decision Making
- Business Strategy
- Research Project
In addition to the modules mentioned above, you will also take 8 additional modules which may include:
- Advertising and Promotions
- Business Ethics
- Personal and Professional Development
- Business Law
- Financial Systems and Auditing
Develop the core leadership and operational skills today’s organisations require through this 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND). It will give you an overview of key business concepts, as well as the ability to apply this knowledge to real-world business situations.
Through case studies, engaging projects and group work, we will take you closer to the dynamic challenges faced by today’s managers. This gives you the operational skills required across many organisations and industries.
This course is delivered through our academic partner, St Patrick’s.
Course content
Designed to progressively deepen your knowledge of business and management, this course is made up of 16 modules. Areas covered will include marketing, business strategy and sales planning. You will also undertake your own business research project.
Career direction
Holding this HND opens a number of employment possibilities. These include Junior Business Analyst, Marketing Assistant or Project/ Sales Coordinator. You will also be able to pursue an entrepreneurial career, or to move directly onto the third year of the BSc (Hons) Business Management.
Career Structure
Year 1
- Marketing Principles
- Organisations and Behaviour
- Project Management for Business
- Quality Management in Business
- The Business Environment
- Managing Financial Resources and Decisions
- Small Business Enterprise
- Sales Planning and Operations
Year 2
- Managing Business Activities to Achieve Results
- Personal and Professional Development
- Working with and Leading People
- Business Strategy
- Research Project
- Business Decision Making
- Aspects of Contract and Negligence for Business
- Employability Skills
Gain the skills you need to lead individuals, departments and entire organisations with this specialist degree. It combines key business disciplines, such as economics, marketing and finance, with more specialist topics. It also gives you a broad understanding of how to manage across each one effectively.
The adaptable nature of this degree allows you to focus more precisely on the business areas you wish to develop your career within.
Course content
The first year builds a comprehensive awareness of core business areas, such as marketing and organisational structures. You can then choose from more specialist topics, including digital marketing, operations management and developmental psychology. Finally, you can focus the skills and knowledge you have developed on an individual project.
This course is also available as a 2 year accelerated option, alongside the standard 3 year route.
Course specialisations
We have developed ready-made BSc (Hons) Business Management specialisations*, offering a more direct route into specific management disciplines:
- BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Psychology)
- BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Strategy)
- BSc (Hons) Business Management (Marketing)
- BSc (Hons) Business Management (Global Business)
Career direction
The combination of both broad and more tailored skills provides the perfect gateway into your ideal management role or business field. This could include financial consulting, marketing, business analysis or strategic business planning.
Course structure
Year 1
Semester 1
- Quantitative Methods
- Introduction to Marketing
- Introduction to Finance
Semester 2
- Micro Economics
- Organisation Behaviour
- Business Law
Year 2 (Specialist modules)
Choose any 6 modules from the course options below:
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Strategy)
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Operations Management
- Information Management
- Human Resources Management
- Corporate Finance
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Psychology)
- Management Accounting
- Human Resources Management
- Developmental Psychology
- Business Psychology
- Talent Development for Business Success
- Marketing Communications
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Marketing)
- Management Accounting
- Digital Marketing and New Media
- Operations Management
- Market Research
- Consumer Behaviour
- Marketing Communications
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Global Business)
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Operations Management
- Information Management
- Human Resources Management
- Corporate Finance
Year 3 (Specialist modules)
Any 2 project modules from the course options below
Any 2 standard modules from the course options below
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Strategy)
- Research Methods
- International Marketing
- Management and Leadership
- Project Management (Project)
- Business Analysis (Project)
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Business Psychology)
- Research Methods
- Management and Leadership
- Cross-Cultural Management
- Cognitive Psychology (Project)
- Project Management (Project)
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Marketing)
- Research Methods
- International Marketing
- Management and Leadership
- Project Management (Project)
- Marketing and Entrepreneurship (Project)
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Global Business)
- Research Methods
- International Marketing
- Cross-Cultural Management
- Project Management (Project)
- Global Business Management (Project)
*Subject to validation.
This degree combines the study of international business, foreign culture and language, so you can take your career where you want.
The BIB explores business across global and regional markets, and enables you to specialise in key disciplines to tailor your degree to your career goals. You will also gain the opportunity to put theory into practice during internships and placements.
Both first-hand experience and academic excellence are available through this innovative programme.
Course content
The first levels of the course provide vital business skills within an international business context. These initial subjects include communication, economics, technology and foreign languages.
In the final year, you will focus your extensive business awareness on one of the following specialist pathways:
- (BIB) Global Management
- (BIB) Finance and Accounting
- (BIB) Marketing and Advertising
- (BIB) Fashion and Design
Company-based learning
The standard programme lasts 3 years, and integrates internships during years 1 and 2. You can also choose to take a year-long work placement after year 2 – taking the course to 4 years.
Career direction
The evermore globalised nature of business means an international perspective is increasingly linked to success. This programme can take you to key positions across marketing, management, fashion and advertising across the world.
Grenoble Graduate School of Business (GGSB)
As this programme is delivered in partnership with GGSB, you will receive an internationally recognised degree from a triple-accredited institution – an honour shared by less than 1% of business schools.
Course structure
Year 1
Semester 1
- Information Technology Skills
- Effective Communication
- Quantitative Methods
- Introduction to Economics
- Organisational Behaviour
- Psychology for Business
- Career Development
- Foreign Language
Semester 2
- Principles of Marketing
- Introduction to Business Law
- Introduction to Accounting
- Principles of Management
- Digital Media for Business
- Management of Information Systems
- Foreign Language
- Internship
Internship (year in industry)
This programme includes an optional year-long work placement between year 2 and 3.
Year 3
Semester 1
- International Marketing
- Introduction to Global Strategy
- Ethical Dimensions of International Business
- Innovation Management
- Intercultural Business Skills
- Entrepreneurship
- Foreign Language
Semester 2
- Cap Stone Module
- Foreign Language
Specialist elective modules:
Global Management
- International Finance
- European Business Environment
- Contemporary International Issues
- Business Development in Emerging Economies
- International Business Law
Finance and Accounting
- International Finance
- Financial Markets and Instruments
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Budgeting and Reporting
- International Business Law
Marketing and Advertising
- International Advertising and Public Relations
- Brand Management
- Digital Marketing
- Sport Marketing and Events Management
- Sustainable Marketing
Fashion and Design
- Fashion Management
- Brand Management
- Sustainable Development in the Fashion and Design Industry
- Design Management
- Legal Context of Fashion and Design Industry
- Retail Management
* Specialisations are subject to student demand.
The Business and Management degree aims to provide you with the opportunity to gain a range of contemporary business skills and knowledge, which can be employed within a variety of business contexts from small and medium-sized organisations to multinational companies.
This degree is ideal for students wanting to work in business, or for those who are wishing to start and run their own. It develops critical thinking and reflective skills alongside building a broad knowledge of business to help you progress up the management ladder within an organisation.
Course content
You will develop an understanding of the core business subject areas including marketing and finance, while specialising in management subjects.
As you progress through your studies you will be asked to link these in integrated and systematic ways and to demonstrate the ability to deploy business and management theory and concepts in a critical and professional manner.
Career direction
Our graduates excel at managerial roles in a sector that develops new challenges every day. Students go on to management careers across a wide range of global professions including the oil industry, retail, investment banks, computing and airlines while others pursue roles in public sector management.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Contemporary Business Analysis (30 credits)
- Financial Communications (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 1: Evolving Perspectives of Management (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 2: Management in Context (15 credits)
- Organising (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Critical HRM: Managing Diversity (15 credits)
- Innovating (30 credits)
- Management Finance (30 credits)
- Operations Management A (15 credits)
- Qualitative Approaches to Researching Management and Organisations (15 credits)
- Decision Making (15 credits)
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours BA (Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Managing (15 credits)
- Strategic Management (30 credits)
- Contemporary Issues in Management (30 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 30 credits, from:
- Global Marketing Strategy
- And many more…
Marketing is a dynamic and exciting industry at the heart of business in the 21st Century.
This degree will provide you with a sound grasp of the principles of business and marketing from an international perspective. Skills will be developed to allow you to understand the business environment within which you will operate market opportunities and challenges, and how to develop strategies and operations that enable companies to become competitive in their market place.
This degree provides fully rounded business graduates with a strong marketing specialism.
Course content
Your studies are organised around core business subject areas, including human resource management, operations and strategy, as well as vital marketing subjects. As you progress through your studies, you will be asked to link and apply all the theory you have learnt, in a critical and professional manner.
Career direction
Our graduates find careers in a wide range of industries around the world, including marketing, market research, e-business, human resource management, project management and general management. Our graduates are highly valued by employers in the private and public sector and by marketing agencies.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Contemporary Business Analysis (30 credits)
- Financial Communications (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 1: Evolving Perspectives of Management (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
- Introduction to Advertising (15 credits)
- The Marketing World (15 credits)
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Critical HRM: Managing Diversity (15 credits)
- Buyer Behaviour and Market Research (30 credits)
- Management Finance (30 credits)
- Marketing in Practice (30 credits)
- Operations Management A (15 credits)
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours BA (Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Strategic Management (30 credits)
- Marketing Communications (30 credits)
- Global Marketing Strategy (30 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 30 credits, from:
- International Business
- Business Project Management
- And many more…
Business and trade are the lifeblood of the global economy. The future of any successful economy depends on the skill, imagination and training of its own people – the entrepreneurs who make businesses grow.
There is a need internationally for professional people who can operate with confidence in an international business environment. This degree aims to produce graduates who are well qualified in business studies and who are prepared to meet the challenges of international business in the 21st Century.
While studying International Business Management, you will explore a range of business disciplines that will enable you to understand and identify the needs of business operating in a global context.
Course content
The first two years of the course cover general business subjects such as business analysis, finance, operations and marketing.
Moving on from this, in the final year, you will specialise in a range of international business subjects that have a strong focus on international trade and related issues.
You will also have the opportunity to study a modern foreign language although it is not a core requirement of the course.
Career direction
Our graduates are highly valued by employers and benefit from opportunities in every area of business the world over.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Contemporary Business Analysis (30 credits)
- Financial Communications (15 credits)
- Introduction to Business Law (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 30 credits, from:
- Foreign Language (French, Spanish, Chinese, Mandarin)
- or a Management Module
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Critical HRM: Managing Diversity (15 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 105 credits, from:
- Contemporary International Business Issues
- Marketing in Practice
- Management Finance
- and many more…
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Strategic Management (30 credits)
- International Business (30 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 60 credits, from:
- Global Marketing Strategy
- Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation
- Marketing Communications
- Financial Management for BA (Hons) International Business Management*
*Subject to validation.
BA (Hons) Business Studies is ideal for those wishing to run a business, or start their own. It develops critical thinking and reflective skills and builds a broad knowledge of business to give you the skills to progress up the management ladder within an organisation.
You will gain a range of contemporary business skills and knowledge which can be employed in a variety of business contexts.
Course content
The Business Studies course combines intellectual rigour with personal development. It provides an academic grounding in topics such as finance, human resource management, operations, marketing and strategy from an international perspective.
Our aim is to enable the personal development of each student and this is a key focus of the course. Our academics are research active and have real-world expertise. They engage experts in the course to create learning scenarios which are demanding and challenging and which will ensure you develop the skills you need for a successful future career.
Career direction
Our graduates are sought after by employers across a wide range of business disciplines.
Opportunities exist in e-business, finance, human resource management, marketing, project management and management in general. Many graduates choose to work for international organisations, others go on to start their own businesses.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Contemporary Business Analysis (30 credits)
- Financial Communications (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 1: Evolving Perspectives of Management (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 2: Management in Context (15 credits)
- Introduction to Business Law (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Critical HRM: Managing Diversity (15 credits)
- Contemporary Issues for Business (30 credits)
- Management Finance (30 credits)
- Operations Management A (15 credits)
- Marketing in Practice (30 credits)
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Strategic Management (30 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 90 credits, from:
- Business Project Management
- Global Marketing Strategy
- And many more...
*Nationals of the UK/EU can pursue this course as a Top-up only. HND students can progress to BA (Hons) Business Studies Year 3 if they have a merit.
This course introduces students to the principles of both business and finance. It aims to develop a critical understanding of the financial environment in which you will be working and gives you a solid grounding in all aspects of business.
Students develop a critical awareness of business issues and a broad understanding of core business subjects, all underpinned by a strong finance specialism.
Your studies are organised around core business areas such as marketing, operations and strategy, alongside finance.
Course content
The course aims to equip students with the necessary business skills and knowledge to operate in organisations of any size, from small and medium-sized businesses to multinational enterprises.
As you progress through your studies, you will be asked to link these skills in integrated and systematic ways, and to demonstrate an ability to deploy business and finance theory and concepts in a critical and professional manner.
Career direction
Our students are sought after by employers and go on to careers in financial management, advertising, marketing, e-business, human resource management, project management and general management in regional, national and international settings.
Course structure
Year 1 (Core modules)
Award: Certificate of Higher Education
Total Credits: 120
- Analysis of Business Data (15 credits)
- Analysis of Business Data (30 credits)
- Introduction to Accountancy and Finance (30 credits)
- Introduction to Business Law (15 credits)
- Principles of Marketing (15 credits)
- Organisational Behaviour 1: Evolving Perspectives of Management (15 credits)
Year 2 (Core modules)
Award: Diploma of Higher Education
Total Credits: 240
- Contemporary Issues for Business (30 credits)
- Marketing in Practice (30 credits)
- Financial Management (30 credits)
- Critical HRM: Managing Diversity (15 credits)
- Operations Management A (15 credits)
Year 3 (Core modules)
Award: Bachelor of Arts with Honours BA (Hons)
Total Credits: 360
- Strategic Management (30 credits)
- Advanced Financial Management (30 credits)
- Personal Financial Planning (30 credits)
Students also need to select optional modules for remaining 30 credits, from:
- Global Marketing Strategy
- International Business
- and many more…
Designed to release and develop your natural ability, this Higher National Diploma (HND) offers the skills you need to capture your creative vision in professional-quality photographs.
During the 2 year course, you will move from basic principles to the more advanced concepts and techniques. You will also cover specialised industry practices to better prepare you for a professional photographic career.
Course content
This diploma covers the key practical and creative aspects of photography. Subject areas include visual communication, fashion, advertising and the essentials of studio work. You will explore the generation of creative concepts and ideas as well as undertaking independent research towards specialist industry practice.
Career direction
The qualification has been designed to develop the skills that lead directly to professional success. Possible outlets for your photography could include websites, magazines, press photography, advertisements and marketing brochures. Alternative future roles could include working as an Art Director or Gallery Manager.
Course structure
Year 1
- Visual Communication in Art and Design
- Contextual and Cultural Referencing in Art and Design
- Darkroom Practice in Photography
- Photographic Materials, Techniques and Technology
- Studio Practice in Photography
- Photographic Techniques
- Ideas Generation and Development in Art and Design
- Visual Language in Photography
Year 2
- Fashion Photography
- Location Photography
- Advertising Photography
- Research Project
- Specialist Practice in Photography
- Professional Practice
- Business Practice in Art and Design
- Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation
The future of media is online and interactive. This 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) provides the design, technical and industry skills you need to launch a successful career in digital media.
You will be introduced to the latest multi-media innovations and working methods, as well as covering the most important elements of visual communication. This is done through a variety of practical assignments, written reports, presentations and design briefs.
Course content
The course covers a wide range of digital topics and disciplines. These include art and design, idea generation, animation techniques, web authoring, digital video editing and 3D modelling using computer technology.
Career direction
The digital world is rapidly expanding, and offers a huge range of agency and in-house opportunities across marketing, advertising and media planning. More specific roles could be found in website, web application and user experience (UX) design.
Course structure
Year 1
- Visual Communication in Art and Design
- Ideas Generation and Development in Art and Design
- Contextual and Cultural Referencing in Art and Design
- Animation Techniques for Interactivity
- 2D, 3D and Time based Digital Applications
- Interactive Media Design & Prototype
- Interactive Media Principles
- Audio-Visual Techniques in Interactive Media
Year 2
- Digital Video Post-Production and Editing
- Professional Practice in Art and Design
- Ideas in Context
- New Technologies in Interactive Media
- 3D Computer Modelling and Animation
- Interactive Media Presentation
- Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation
- Interactive Media Web Authoring
Organisations that safeguard the welfare of others need specialist management. This 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) trains you in the operations that keep UK health and social services running effectively.
You will learn through assignments that focus on the future challenges you will face. These assessment methods can include coursework, presentations and group projects that prepare you for the real-world of health and social care.
This course is delivered through our academic partner, St Patrick's.
Course content
You will explore the key operations and considerations that shape the health and social care sector. Subjects include managing human resources, managing finances and facilitating change – all within a health and social care context. You will also undertake your own management research project.
Career direction
After completing this course, you can seek a career within the business and administration areas so vital to health and social care. These areas could include finance, marketing or human resources. You could also begin professional training in a field such as nursing.
This course is delievered through our academic partner, St Patrick's.
Course structure
Year 1
- Communicating in Health and Social Care Organisations
- Principles of Health and Social Care Practice
- Health and Safety in the Health and Social Care Workplace
- Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care
- Working in Partnership in Health and Social Care
- Physiological Principles for Health and Social Care
- Managing Human Resources in Health and Social Care
- Managing Financial Resources in Health and Social Care
Year 2
- Understanding Specific Needs in Health and Social Care
- Supporting Independent Living
- Supporting Significant Life Events
- The Role of Public Health in Health and Social Care
- Facilitating Change in Health and Social Care
- Managing Quality in Health and Social Care
- Health Promotion
- Research Project
This 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) provides the knowledge and hands-on skills you need to gain a successful career in the fast-growing hospitality industry.
Through case studies, engaging projects and group work, we will take you closer to the dynamic challenges faced by today’s hospitality managers.
Course content
The course covers areas such as customer service, tourism, merchandising, sustainable tourism and marketing in hospitality. You can also focus your new found skills and knowledge on a dedicated research project.
Company-based learning
This course includes a work placement, allowing you to gain essential experience and to apply your theoretical knowledge to real-life situations. It will take your practical learning a step further, and help you hit the ground running when you embark on your career.
Career direction
Upon graduation, your professional profile will match the requirements of many employers in the hospitality industry. Future roles could include Hotel Manager, Resort Office Manager and Tourism Development Officer.
Core modules
- The Contemporary Hospitality Industry
- Customer Service
- Food and Beverage Operations Management
- Rooms Division Operations Management
- The Developing Manager
- Finance in the Hospitality Industry
- Research Project
Students also study additional non-core units from:
- Marketing in Hospitality
- Menu Planning and Product Development
- Personal and Professional Development
- Tourism Destinations
- Employability Skills
- Hospitality Operations Management
- Sustainable Tourism Development
- Human Resources Management for the Service Industry
- Law for Licensed Premises
- Conference and Banqueting Management
This 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) offers a highly-valuable understanding of the data networks that today’s organisations rely on.
You will explore the systems that collect, filter, process, create and distribute data, with assignments typically taking the form of coursework, projects and written reports. This more practical learning will develop the hands-on skills you need to launch a successful career in ISE.
This course is delivered through our academic partner, St Patrick’s.
Course content
Your course will cover both fundamentals and the finer points of ISE. This includes examining the key technology behind networking and application engineering. You will also have the opportunity to develop your practical management skills, and push your future career into leadership positions.
Career direction
This diploma paves the way for many different career routes. Possible roles open to you include Software Developer, Programmer, Software Engineer, Web Developer or Systems Analyst.
Course structure
Year 1
- Computer Platforms
- Systems Analysis
- Database Concepts
- Programming Concepts
- Networking Technology
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Website Design
- Project Management
Year 2
- Knowledge Systems
- Neural Network Rapid Prototyping
- Object-Oriented Design
- Information Systems Engineering Project
- Application Engineering
- Advanced Programming Concepts
- Web Application Development
- Visual Programming
Meet the demands of the fast-growing network and telecommunications sector, and get the successful career you want, with this 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND).
During the course you will cover the latest system and communications concepts, developing an in-depth understanding of how and why they play such a vital role in today’s connected world.
Through a combination of coursework and engaging assignments, we will take you as close to the real telecommunications environment as possible. This will ensure you are both constantly learning and fine-tuning your skills.
This course is delivered through our academic partner, St Patrick’s.
Course content
You will investigate the telecommunications business, computer platforms and programming concepts. This includes IP networks, server management and website design. You will then complete a final project covering the specific areas you wish to focus on.
Career direction
You will have a range of specialised employment opportunities with this HND. It will enable you to pursue a career in areas such as network engineering, consultancy, process engineering. IT support and mobile network solutions.
Course structure
Year 1
- Computer Platforms
- Personal Skills Development
- Programming Concepts
- Networking Technology
- Database Concepts
- Networking Concepts
- Systems Analysis
- Website Design
Year 2
- Telecommunications Technologies
- Network Infrastructure
- Internet Server Management
- IP Networks
- Supporting NOS and OS
- Switch Engineering
- The Telecommunications Business Environment
- Network Engineering and Telecoms Systems Project
This 1 year Higher National Certificate (HNC) has been designed to give you a clear insight into the institutions, practices and procedures that form the English legal system.
Law influences practically all aspects of society. This course provides a broad overview of the English legal system, alongside a more focused look at some key areas of law. You will gain the ideal foundation for further study or training.
Course content
By covering topics such as public law and crime, alongside an introduction to the entire legal system, this course provides an essential grounding in law. It also develops essential reading, research and debating skills.
Get a direct route onto a law degree
This HNC is delivered through our partner institution, St Patrick’s. Successfully completing the course provides access onto the first year of the Law LLB also offered through St Patrick’s.
Progress to HND (final year)
The HNC Law also forms the first year of the 2 year Edexcel Higher National Diploma (HND) Law. This means it allows you to enrol onto the HND final year – if you would prefer a more comprehensive legal overview before starting your degree or career.
Career direction
Moving onto the LLB opens the door to a career as a Solicitor or Barrister. Future roles with an HNC can include Legal Executive or Probation Officer. The core practical skills you will acquire, however, are always in demand throughout the private and public sectors.
Course modules
- Sources of Law and Judicial Reasoning
- Contract I: Formation and Contents
- Crime I: General Principles
- Public Law I: Constitutional Concepts and Institutions
- Law in Practice I: Civil and Criminal Courts and Police Procedures
- Legal Personnel and Institutions
- Contract II: Performance and Breach
- Crime II: Specific Offences
- Public Law II: Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Law in Practice II: Introduction to Employment and Discrimination Law
This 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) provides both a comprehensive overview of Law and valuable insight into its primary disciplines.
Course content
During the first year you will cover the processes and people that form the English legal system, alongside key areas of law such as crime. Successful completion of year 1 also gains you a Higher National Certificate (HNC) Law.
Year 2 pushes further into legal fields and disciplines – reflecting the changes and developments in the legal world. This includes land law, tort and conveyancing. You will also develop the advanced reading, research, presentation and communication skills required for further legal study and a career in law.
Study progression
This HND is delivered through our partner institution, St Patrick’s. Successfully completing the course provides access onto the first year of the Law LLB also offered through St Patrick’s.
Career direction
Typical career paths include the undertaking of a Law LLB in order to become a Barrister or Solicitor. Other legal professions available with an HND Law may include Legal Executive or advisory roles. You will also have a wide range of options available in private and public sector management, advisory services and legal enforcement.
Course structure
Year 1
- Sources of Law and Judicial Reasoning
- Contract I: Formation and Contents
- Crime I: General Principles
- Public Law I: Constitutional Concepts and Institutions
- Law in Practice I: Civil and Criminal Courts and Police Procedures
- Legal Personnel and Institutions
- Contract II: Performance and Breach
- Crime II: Specific Offences
- Public Law II: Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Law in Practice II: Introduction to Employment and Discrimination Law
Year 2
- European Union Law
- The Law of Trusts
- Law in Practice III: Introduction to Conveyancing
- The Law of Tort
- Land Law
- Dissertation/Case Study
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