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N O RTH GL A S GOW COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2010/11
Management, Business and Sport
AREAS OF STUDY Accounting Administration
Administration & Information Technology Beauty Therapy Business Computing Fitness, Health & Exercise
Football Studies Information Technology
Institute of Leadership & Management Outdoor Education Sports Coaching Sport & Fitness Travel & Tourism
Is Management, Business and Sport for you?
Course delivery carried out within the Faculty of Management, Business
and Sport is as diverse as the faculty name would suggest. The faculty provision ranges from Business, Management, Administration, Accounting, Computing, Health and Fitness, Sports Coaching/Development and Beauty Therapy, with a host of related programmes in between.
Our faculty prides itself on being proactive to the needs of learners as well as the respective industries and vocational partners it serves, working to provide knowledgeable and employable staff. In addition, courses are structured to allow participants, whether school leavers or mature learners returning to education, to progress to degree level programmes, if they desire.
The diversity of the faculty also provides a vibrant addition to the general college life. Having a variety of courses means a diverse learner population, including international, full-time, part time and distance learner programmes as well as placement opportunities within a chosen area of study, while still attending college. The staff within the faculty are extremely helpful and highly motivated to provide programmes which, by including a variety of options, allow the learner to ‘tailor ‘ the course to their chosen career pathway.
Faculty provision falls into four main categories: Business, Computing, Sport/Fitness and Beauty Therapy.
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