Business Studies A Level
Level 3
Course code: FTT004
School of Humanities & Science
The Programme
One of the challenges and pleasures of studying business studies is that it is a contemporary and ever changing subject as new business problems and solutions arise. This syllabus is suitable for students with a particular concern for social, environmental and ethical issues so you will have a natural advantage if you are interested in current affairs. Students are expected to develop research skills and are required to read a quality newspaper. In year one you will cover planning, financing and managing a business. In year two you will stud…
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Level 3 Apply for this course
Course code: FTT004
School of Humanities & Science
The Programme
One of the challenges and pleasures of studying business studies is that it is a contemporary and ever changing subject as new business problems and solutions arise. This syllabus is suitable for students with a particular concern for social, environmental and ethical issues so you will have a natural advantage if you are interested in current affairs. Students are expected to develop research skills and are required to read a quality newspaper. In year one you will cover planning, financing and managing a business. In year two you will study strategies for success, the business environment and managing change.
The Programme Content
Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at grade C or above in appropriate subjects.
Costs
Students are required to purchase a course textbook which will cost approximately £20. Students are also advised to read a quality newspaper and can, if they wish, subscribe to the Business Review magazine which will cost approximately £12.
Venue
Tiverton, Main Site
Progression
The business programme is ideal preparation for any candidate wishing to study business and management at degree level but also subjects as diverse as politics, sociology, law, accounting and finance and the social sciences.
Length of Study
AS Level one year, A Level two years.
Academic Year
This course starts in the 2013 / 2014 academic year.
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