Business Administration and Management Top-up
Manchester Metropolitan University
UCAS Code: N218 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
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About this course
**OVERVIEW**
To become an effective leader in business you need to make good decisions. You need to take risks and embrace opportunities. And, you need to understand the impact you have on the world around you. Here at Manchester Met, we want to help you become the best you can be, whether you want to work in a multinational corporation, a charity or your own business.
Over one year, you’ll build on your existing business-related credits from an HND (Higher National Diploma), foundation year or equivalent to gain a full honours degree. You’ll learn how to develop strategies to help businesses stay competitive, and discover how to solve the challenges all businesses face when balancing profits and responsibility.
**Become a world citizen**
The course has an international scope to reflect the global nature of modern business. With subjects like intercultural communications or enterprise in global contexts, you’ll learn how to lead teams and manage businesses anywhere in the world.
Manchester is a global city and during your studies you’ll meet staff and students from a wide range of countries. With class discussions, group projects and activities outside the classroom, there will be plenty of opportunities to gain new perspectives on the world.
**Discover your passion**
As well as looking for graduates who understand global challenges, organisations want leaders who are passionate about changing the world. Whether it’s improving sustainability or helping local communities, businesses have a big part to play in the future of our planet.
Our teaching team have a real drive to inspire their students. They’ll bring the subject to life with real case studies and their own experiences, showing you how top organisations across the world are growing their businesses by becoming more effective, more strategic, and more responsible.
**FEATURES AND BENEFITS**
- **Triple accredited** - our business school holds the globally recognised trio of accreditations from EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA, placing us among the best business schools in the world.
- **Top up to a degree in one year** - convert your existing credits to a full honours degree with one year of intensive study.
- **Study in a thriving city** - Manchester is home to many businesses, from creative start-ups to large firms – we have links with top organisations in the city and beyond.
- **Build your CV** - our Rise at Manchester Met programme gives you credits for activities like internships, volunteering or learning a new language.
- **Learn from experienced lecturers** - our teaching team have worked in all sorts of businesses. They inform policy and they research the cutting-edge of business theory.
- **Learn your way** - we’ve made this course interactive, with a variety of assessment methods to suit different ways of learning.
- **Apply your degree anywhere** - with the international focus of the course, you’ll have the knowledge and skills to succeed in roles anywhere in the world.
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