TheCollegehasdevelopedarangeofmanagement Facilitiesavailabletosupporttheseprogrammesinclude:
courses,particularlyfocussedonthespecialist • Commercial College Farm and estate.
subjectsthatthecollegealreadyhasanestablished
• Services to Business Department.
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• First class Learning Resource Centre.
Rural Enterprise management is particularly relevant to the
• Up to date and relevant computer resources.
land based industries and treats the land as a valuable
• Excellent equine facilities.
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resource that could be used for a range of business
activities. Tourism and hospitality is a growing industry and
• Comprehensive links with local and national businesses.
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offers excellent career opportunities for people in both rural
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and urban environments. Event management is also now an
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established career option and this degree offers training and
• Get real job satisfaction.
education in organising any events, particularly ones
relating to rural areas such as equine, agriculture and
• Make a difference.
environmental subjects and also design, garden design and, • Take initiative.
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sporting events. Courses in leadership and management
• Be adaptable to be successful in a wide range of jobs.
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cover the full spectrum of activity and offer valuable training
to meet the demands of the modern business world.
• Have excellent career prospects.
• Be able to work abroad.
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Coursesavailable:
FoundationDegreeEventManagement(FdA)
FoundationDegreeTourismandHospitalityManagement(FdA)
FoundationDegreeRuralBusinessEnterprise(FdA)
BSc(Hons)(FinalYear)RuralBusinessEnterprise
FoundationDegreeLeadershipandManagement(FdA)
BA(Hons)LeadershipandManagement
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