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BSc in Business Administration

BSc in Business Administration. Academic direction: Royal Holloway, University of London. Agenda. Why study with the University of London International Programmes? The BSc Business Administration Studying with a local recognised teaching centre Entry requirements and how to apply.

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BSc in Business Administration

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  1. BSc in Business Administration Academic direction: Royal Holloway, University of London

  2. Agenda • Why study with the University of London International Programmes? • The BSc Business Administration • Studying with a local recognised teaching centre • Entry requirements and how to apply

  3. Why study with the University of London International Programmes? Senate House, Central London offices of University of London

  4. The University of London is one of the world’s leading universities, internationally recognised as a centre of excellence for teaching and research.

  5. The University of London International Programmes was established in 1858 by Queen Victoria. This makes us the world’s oldest provider of degrees through flexible learning.

  6. Today, we have over 52,000 students in every corner of the globe, studying on more than 100 different courses.

  7. Our flexible and affordable study methods enable students to study wherever they live.

  8. Our alumni include Nobel prize winners, politicians, teachers, bankers, financial managers, lawyers and leaders of business and industry. Nobel Peace Prize winner Nelson Mandela studied law whilst imprisoned on Robben Island. Ronald Coase, winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics. Dianne Thompson, CEO of Camelot, the UK’s National Lottery operator. Shyamala Devi Alagandra, Prosecution Trial Lawyer with the International Criminal Court in the Hague.

  9. The University of London’s reputation for high academic standards is based on the outstanding teaching and research of its world-renowned Colleges.

  10. You can rely on the integrity of a University of London International Programmes degree

  11. How will I benefit from studying with the University of London?

  12. BSc in Business Administration Royal Holloway, University of London campus

  13. Why Royal Holloway? • Established in 1886, Royal Holloway is one of the largest colleges in the University of London with an excellent reputation for teaching and research. • Ranked 15th in the UK in the 2012-13 Times Higher Education World University Rankings published in October 2012. Ranked 119th overall in the world. • School of Management staff have extensive experience of running business and management development courses for leading international companies. Royal Holloway, University of London campus

  14. Academic staff Dr SameerHosany Programme Director: BSc in Business Administration School of Management, Royal Holloway, University of London

  15. How do I benefit from studying the BSc Business Administration? • Prepares you for a career in the ‘real’ business world by training you to think creatively, critically and strategically – not just memorising theories. • Opportunity to gain specialist expertise in human resource management, marketing or international business. • Allows you to combine working with studying – so you can apply your learning to your job straight away.

  16. How will I study? • Plan out your time - you have between 3-8 years to complete the programme. • Study independently or with support from a local teaching institution. • Allow 25 study hours a week to complete in three years – or less to pace your studies over longer period.

  17. What study support will I receive?

  18. The Online Learning Environment • World Wide Learning Community • Online seminars • Tutor-marked assignments (optional) • Study resources • Self-test questions • Student café (forums) • Updates • University of London Online Library • Access to University of London library resources

  19. What will I study? All BSc Business Administration students study: • Management and the Modern Corporation • Accounting for Management • Business Analysis and Decision Making • Business Statistics • Business Study Skills and Methods • Management and Communication Skills

  20. What will I study cont… The programmes then splits into four strands: For each of these strands you study four advanced level subjects and four specialist level subjects. You can choose from a wide range of subject options.

  21. How can I develop management skills? • You gain a comprehensive understanding of management concepts, practices and how to apply them. • Studying develops analysis and problem solving skills. • Planning your studies develops organisational skills. • Assignments help you structure arguments, gather evidence and critique received wisdom. • You can learn to work in a group by participating in online seminars. • You may practice managing meetings by chairing online group discussions.

  22. Is distance learning right for me? • Study whenever and wherever is convenient to you, and fit your studies in around other commitments. • Study and sit exams wherever you live, even if you have to move with your job. • You must be highly motivated and self-disciplined, and able to master complex problems independently. • It’s challenging, but the outcome is very rewarding and improves confidence and self-esteem.

  23. Hear from our students ‘The reasons for selecting the Royal Holloway programme were its excellent worldwide ranking; the emphasis on International Business; and reasonable cost. This degree is my gateway to future success in the global and fast changing work environment requiring a highly competitive set of skills and qualifications which I have obtained through the International Programmes. The degree has allowed me to secure immediate employment in a multinational company and gave me the knowledge and tools needed for a steady career progression.’ EminaToups, USA

  24. Hear from our students ‘The University of London's International Programme is an excellent option for any student seeking a degree from an internationally recognised institution. The wealth of knowledge I acquired over the 3 years as a student encouraged me to become a more astute individual with a passion for acquiring new wisdom. I would recommend the International Business programme to any student who is seeking a greater understanding of how globalisation is affecting everyday business.’ Danielle Philip, Trinidad and Tobago Credit Officer, Export Import Bank of Trinidad & Tobago (Eximbank)

  25. Studying with a local recognised teaching centre

  26. What is a recognised centre? We have a growing network of 70+ independent teaching institutions worldwide that are formally recognised by the University of London International Programmes to provide tuition support for our students. • These recognised centres have been identified as meeting a specific set of quality criteria. • Standards are regularly monitored by the University of London International Programmes. • Two categories of recognised centre: Affiliate and Registered.

  27. Affiliate and Registered Centres • Affiliate Centreshave demonstrated a sustained commitment to maintaining high standards of teaching, support and administration for our students. • Registered Centreshave demonstrated acceptable standards of teaching, support and administration for our students. • Further information about recognised teaching centres is online at: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/onlinesearch/institutions

  28. Studying with a recognised centre • Classes are offered part-time, daytime, evening or weekends. • Receive stimulus and direct support from local staff. • Interact and work with other students. • Obtain help planning and structuring your studies. • You pay extra costs for local tuition direct to the institution.

  29. Institutions to add their slides

  30. Entry requirements and how to apply

  31. Am I eligible? You normally need to be at least 17 years old and have the equivalent of: • GCSE/GCE ‘O’ level English or test of proficiency AND Two subjects at GCE ‘A’ level plus at least three further subjects at GCSE/GCE ‘O’ level (minimum grade C) See www.londoninternational.ac.uk/busadmin or the prospectus for all options.

  32. How do I apply? • Apply online or by post. • Application must be received in London before 1 October. • More information about the application process is available at: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/busadmin

  33. Graduating from the University of London International Programmes • Final diploma shows you were registered with the University of London and awarded a University of London degree. • Final Diploma does not give name of any teaching institution. • Graduates can attend the University of London Graduation Ceremony in London or a local Graduation Ceremony where this is offered.

  34. University of London International Programmes Alumni Association Over 100,000 members in 180 countries. Our alumni have the opportunity to: • Have contact with leaders in their academic or professional field. • Network with other graduates. • Attend events held around the world. • Network via Facebook & LinkedIn pages.

  35. To find out more Email: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/contact-us Write to: The Information Centre University of London International Programmes Stewart House 32 Russell Square London WC1B 5DN, UK Telephone: +44 (0)20 7862 8360 Website: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/busadmin

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