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In 2008/9 students from over 200 different countries came to the UK to study business and management, from Azerbaijan to Zambia, with students from China, India, Nigeria, Germany and France the most numerous.


Business and management statistics:


Business and management continues to be the most popular subject area of study for undergraduates and continues to increase at a faster rate than the sector as a whole.


Finance and hospitality are two particular growth areas at all levels of study, with Marketing and Management both proving increasingly popular at


postgraduate level.


• 1 in 8 undergraduates chose business and management.


• 1 in 5 postgraduates chose business and management.


• 1 in 4 international students. • £2bn estimated contribution to UK export earnings.


• £7.5bn estimated contribution to regional economies. Source: HESA Student/Staff/Finance records 2009/10


Employers are looking for key skills including: communication, analytical and research abilities, good interpersonal skills and increasingly an awareness of sustainability practices for business and research.


So whether you want to work in management consultancy, local government, charity or for any other business or indeed start your own business, skills from a business and management course will place you in a good position to get a job and build a career.


New course directory coming soon listing all UK business school courses online – check our website for details.


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CASE STUDY “I wanted to further develop and share my leadership skills through lively debate and reflection, alongside my peers”


Tina Colley Executive MBA University of Exeter Business School


Already an experienced professional leader in business management who is consistently achieving results, as an Executive MBA student I bring to the cohort a competent strategist capable of innovative plans for business development. Strong analytical, interpersonal and communication skills allow me to share with the group live and current experience of key issues faced in the business world. In embarking on the MBA


“I wanted to further develop and share my leadership skills through lively debate and reflection, alongside my peers”


The MBA has further enhanced my confidence for leading on innovative and challenging business planning and execution. Working on a group basis and as an individual provides an enriched blended experience.


Considering key issues through a sustainability and social responsibility lens is a key feature of the MBA which results in ideas and practice which considers our future as well as our present day. Interaction with industry experienced tutors, guest lectures and ‘in the field’ consultancy ensures that study is grounded in real experience.


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