This four-year version of our popular BA (Hons) Business and Management course starts with a foundation year to give you an understanding of management basics. You'll learn important skills and useful knowledge about the different parts of the sector, giving you the tools to start a rewarding management career.
Register your interestStarting with a year aimed at introducing you to key industry ideas, this course takes you on to the BA (Hons) Business and Management, one of our most popular degrees.
You'll get a wide understanding of management, marketing, finance, and operations in a digital world, graduating with skills and knowledge that the top employers are looking for.
We'll help you find your strengths and work on your career goals to create a personal development plan aimed at getting you where you want to be when you graduate.
Download the programme specification to learn more about the BA (Hons) Business and Management (Integrated) course.
The focus of this course is teaching through doing and thinking. For example, you'll work in small teams to look at, and come up with a solution for, real-world business and management issues, helping you examine, challenge and debate ideas.
Teaching is done through lectures, seminars, debates, tutorials and workshops. You'll also go on company visits, hear from guest speakers and use cutting-edge e-learning technologies.
You'll be marked on your coursework, case studies, business simulations, presentations reports, essays, tests and timed assessments.
Some modules have prerequisites. Read more about what this means in our Help and Advice article.
We don’t currently display entry requirements for United States. Please contact the Student Admin team on studentadmin@sunderland.ac.uk or 0191 515 3154.
This course is for students who have:
Please note: Entry requirements are for guidance only. We might ask you to sit an entrance interview to help us decide if you can study this course.
This could be because you've not been in education for a while or you have work experience that could be relevant.
To study this course you'll need:
Contact us if you're not sure whether you're right for this course.
If English is not your first language, please see our English language requirements.
*If you have studied for a new GCSE that awards numerical grades, you need grade 4 or above. Alternative qualifications are accepted including Level 2 Key Skills in Communication and Application of Number.
The annual, full-time, fee for this course is:
Please note: Fees may be subject to change in the next academic year.
This information was correct at the time of publication.
Graduates from this course come away with excellent skills and knowledge in all areas of business and management including how businesses create success, managing operations, making informed decisions and leading change.
You'll be ready to take on leadership and management roles in a wide range of industries all over the world. Our past graduates have gone on to work for International Business Machines Corporation, Procter & Gamble, BT, Nissan, Marriott Hotels, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited (PwC)IBM and Adidas.
Our guest speaker programme introduces you to business leaders who are in the roles that you might one day have yourselves. They can help you connect what you're learning in the classroom with real-world experiences to prepare you to not only succeed at University but in life too.
Previous speakers include Maurice Duffy, CEO of Global Blackswan, Mike Johnson, CEO of Castrol and Executive Vice President of BP, Uday K. Dholakia, Senior Partner of Global Consulting, Neil Stephenson, CEO of ONYX, James Ramsbotham, CEO of the North East Chamber of Commerce and many more.
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If I end up launching my own business in the future, I know what I’m learning will be so useful.
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