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Business and Management
Course
BBA Single Honours Bachelor of Business Administration s
BA/BSc Single Honours Business Management c
UCAS code N100 N200 • N202*
“Essex Business School offers a fantastic learning environment. My lectures are always interesting, and the teaching and assessment methods are excellent.”
Laura Tvorogaite, second-year BSc Business Management student, Alytus, Lithuania
Entry requirements
A-levels: ABB-BBB GCSE Mathematics: C IB: 34-32 points, including Standard Mathematics grade 4
A-levels: ABB GCSE Mathematics: C IB: 34 points, including Standard Mathematics grade 4
International Business and N120
Entrepreneurship s Management and Marketing c NN25 • NNF5*
Accounting and Managementc NN24
BA Joint Honours Business Management
with a Modern Language c Business Management and Modern Languages c
N1R9 NR19
For course details and entry requirements, see Marketing and Entrepreneurship.
For course details and entry requirements, see Accounting, Finance and Banking.
As N200 above. One language must be taken as the major language. If French or Portuguese is taken as the major language, you will need to have A-level French or Portuguese/Spanish (or equivalent). German, Italian, and Spanish may be studied from scratch. See Modern Languages for further details.
Latin American Studies with
Business Management c (four-year course)
Sociology and Management c LN32 • LNH2
BSc Joint Honours Management and Mathematics c NG21 • NG2C Management with Mathematics c N2G1 • N2GC Management, Mathematics
NGL0 • LGN0
and Economics c (three-year course)
Management, Mathematics
and Economics c (four-year course, including foundation year)†
NGL1
For course details and entry requirements, see International Academy.
* Subject to final approval
• Four-year courses (International Exchange) in which the third year is spent studying at a partner institution abroad, the location of which may be restricted by the need to fulfil a language requirement.
Undergraduate Prospectus 2012 | 85 T7N2
For course details and entry requirements, see Latin American Studies.
For course details and entry requirements, see Sociology.
For course details and entry requirements, see Mathematics.
Fact file
Essex Business School Faculty of Law and Management
Location: Colchester Campus c Southend Campus s
Academic staff: 75 Places for 2012 entry: 150
English language requirements: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent (see page 44)
BTEC qualifications, in relevant disciplines, will be considered on an individual basis depending on the units studied. The standard required is generally at Distinction level.
† Please note that this course is only open to international students
For related courses see: Accounting, Finance and Banking, and Marketing and Entrepreneurship
STUDENT SATISFACTION Essex ranked 16th in the UK RESEARCH
Essex Business School is ranked 2nd in the UK in the Accounting and Finance subject area, see Accounting, Finance and Banking for details
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