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You do not need any prior knowledge of business or management to be accepted. Both business management degrees follow a similar curriculum; however, the BSc Business Management (Accounting & Finance) is structured for students who are more numerically confident, and the modules reflect this.
Our programmes are delivered using a variety of lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials and hands-on computer labs. Assessment is by a mixture of coursework (for example, an essay), computer labs, projects based on group assignments and exams.
In Level 1, three subjects are delivered per semester – each having approximately 5 hours of classes. We expect students to undertake an additional 20 hours of individual study per week to prepare for classes and revise material covered in lectures or tutorials.
what’s so good about business management at dundee?
In Level 2, students go on a short placement in a local business. Throughout the degree guest lectures are given by managers from a variety of businesses and other organisations to help you appreciate how business management issues are handled in the real world.
programme content • typical degree programme example BSc Honours degree
Advanced entry BSc Honours degree
Level 1 > International Business Environment
> Foundation Economics > Business Statistics
> Business Information Systems
For BSc Business Management
> Career Planning
> Business Accounting and Finance for Non- Specialists
For BSc Business
Management (Accounting & Finance)
> Introductory Financial Accounting
> Introductory Management Accounting
Notes on Programme Progression
All students on the BSc Business Management (Accounting & Finance) degree take a set of modules at Level 1 that are similar to those taken by students on the BAcc, BFin and BSc International Business degrees.
Thus, at the end of Level 1, students can transfer between degrees if they want to specialise in certain areas such as Accountancy, Finance or International Business (Economics).
Please visit our webpage for more information about programme progression.
Level 2 > Intermediate Financial Management
> Financial Decision Analysis > Business Law
> Management Concepts in Context
> Management Information Systems
For BSc Business Management
> Internship For BSc Business
Management (Accounting & Finance)
> Intermediate Management Accounting
Level 3 > Strategic Management
> Business Systems > People and Work
> Human Resource Management
Plus two options. Please visit our programme webpage for an up-to-date list.
Level 4 > Organisational Change
> Advanced Management Information Systems
> Managing Human Rights
Plus three options. Please visit our programme webpage for an up-to-date list.
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