Management
About this course
Are you currently working and want to progress within management?
What is stopping you climbing the corporate ladder? It may be qualifications.
This is the course for you.
This is a work-based course for people in full, part time or volunteer work
You will learn the skills required to be an effective manager and gain knowledge about business finance, marketing and organisational behaviour. Practical skills will be developed, such as presentations, team working, report writing and digital literacy. You will have opportunities to use new digital software for project management or marketing
Our student population is also very diverse, covering a range of nationalities, ages, cultures, levels of experience, and prior knowledge. You will therefore have the chance to work with staff and students of many different backgrounds.
This programme is validated by the University of Lincoln.
Modules
This course includes the following core modules that all students complete:
Programmes within Lincoln International Business School are made up of a number of modules. Each module carries credits which contributes to your final degree. Modules are either 15 or 30 credits. Usually, students’ study 60 credits per semester, typically this comprises four taught modules in each semester
Programme Structure
Level 4
- Introduction to Business Finance – 15 Core
- Managing Personal Development – 30 Core
- Organisational Behaviour – 15 Core
- Digital Technologies and Skills – 30 Core
- Principles of Marketing – 15 Core
- Introduction to Business Law – 15 Core
Level 5
- Guided Work-based Project – 30 Core
- Strategic Marketing Planning – 15 Core
- Human Resource Management – 15 Core
- Budgeting for Business – 15 Core
- Operations Management – 15 Core
- Principles of Project Management – 15 Core
- Digital Business and Innovation – 15 Core
Assessment methods
The primary way of delivering this course is on campus
On campus teaching includes a combination of lectures, small group seminars, workshops, guest lectures and one to one discussions with your tutor.
Lectures are formal information sessions which usually last 60 minutes. These are designed to introduce key topics and give guidance around your reading.
Seminars are more informal sessions which take place in smaller seminar rooms. Seminars on average will have 18-22 students in the class and these sessions are approximately 60 minutes in length.
Students will receive 2 hours per module, 4 modules per week throughout this course. Additional one-to-one meetings with tutors will provide further support.
Further support is available from the Students Support Team.
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University Campus North Lincolnshire
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