BA Business Management Finance

This program combines business management with a specialisation in finance, designed for students aiming for a career in the finance sector. It covers key areas such as financial behaviour, finance and accountancy, and financial analysis and reporting. 

A significant part of the course is a 40-credit dissertation module focused on finance. The course is a 3-year full-time program, with intakes in October and February. The degree is awarded by the University of Bolton.

The course employs active learning and facilitative teaching methods, encouraging students to build their knowledge through supported inquiry in small groups. Assessments are conducted at various points and include assignments, projects, in-class tests, and presentations. 

Students receive feedback on their progress throughout the modules, with detailed written feedback provided after each summative assessment. Scheduled teaching accounts for 16% of the learning, with the remaining 84% dedicated to independent study. The assessment weighting is: Examinations (15%), Coursework (75%), and Practical (10%).

Amity University London provides a range of resources and support for its students. These include facilities, accommodation, a student committee, a virtual learning environment (Moodle), pastoral support, disability support, and career services. 

The university also conducts research in various fields through its Centre for Excellence and Innovation (CEII) and offers doctoral applications and funding. 

Amity University London welcomes applications from international students. The institution offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in fields such as Medicine, Law, Engineering, Business and the Arts.

Candidates must provide a personal statement outlining their reasons for applying for this course and any other relevant academic details. A suitable reference from an academic institution or an employer is also required. Students have the option to include their CVs with their applications to demonstrate any work experience they possess.

Grade Requirements:

• For the 2025 intake, the standard entry requirements are 104 UCAS tariff points. This can be achieved through A-Levels at BBC, a Merit in a T Level, or a DMM in a BTEC qualification. Equivalent international qualifications to A-levels are also acceptable for entry.

English Proficiency:

• Applicants whose first language is not English need to demonstrate their competence in the English language. Typically, this is shown by achieving an overall score of 6.0 in the Academic IELTS test, with a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the test components.

For international students enrolling on the full-time BA Business Management (Finance) programme at Amity University London, the tuition fee is £12,500 for each academic year.

Amity University offers the Atul Chauhan Scholarship, which recognises students with strong academic records by providing a reduction in their tuition fees. Bursaries are also available to UK students who are experiencing financial difficulties. These bursaries can offer up to £2,000 per year, with an additional £1,000 available for those who meet specific criteria, such as being a care leaver. To apply for a scholarship, students need to complete a scholarship application form and submit it along with their university application. Eligibility for bursaries is automatically assessed through Student Finance England. Advisors at AHZ can provide guidance to applicants throughout this process.

Graduates of the BA Business Management (Finance) program can pursue a variety of career paths. These include job titles such as:

• Accountant
• Bank Manager
• Financial Analyst
• Human Resources Officer
• Legal Assistant
• Marketing Executive

There are several ways to apply for the BA Business Management (Finance) programme at Amity University London. Applicants can apply through the UCAS system or by contacting AHZ Consultants. If assistance is needed with the application process or if there is uncertainty about the necessary documents, our trained counsellors are available to offer help.