Business Management
Learn how organisations work and build skills in leadership, finance, marketing and management for a wide range of careers.
- Foundation Year options available
- Flexible study options
- Support from application to enrolment
Is Business Management right for me?
You might like it if you:
- Enjoy organising, planning and solving problems
- Want to progress into management or leadership roles
- Are interested in how businesses grow, make decisions and serve customers
- Are thinking about starting your own business one day
Business degrees often include finance, data analysis and report writing, not only theory.
What you will study
You'll explore how organisations operate, covering areas such as management, marketing, finance, human resources and strategy. Along the way, you'll build practical skills in leadership, communication, problem-solving and working with data, which employers value in almost every sector.
Where it can lead
Entry-level roles
- Business Administrator
- Project Coordinator
- Marketing Assistant
- HR Assistant
- Operations Assistant
- Customer Service Team Leader
With experience
- Operations Manager
- Project Manager
- HR Manager
- Business Analyst
- Marketing Manager
- Running your own business
Many management roles also require work experience or professional qualifications. Salaries vary by role, experience and location; you can explore typical salaries on the National Careers Service website.
Do I need previous qualifications?
Not necessarily. Many universities offer Foundation Year pathways for people who have been out of education for a while, don't meet traditional entry requirements or have overseas qualifications. A Foundation Year gives you extra academic support and leads on to the full degree.
Common questions
Do I need previous qualifications?
Not necessarily. Many universities offer Foundation Year pathways for people who have been out of education for a while, don't meet traditional entry requirements or have overseas qualifications.
Will I be studying theory only?
No. Business degrees often include finance, data analysis and report writing, not only theory.