Overview
The London Metropolitan University BA Business Management (Top-up) degree helps you build on your current qualifications, giving you key business skills and a solid grasp of today's business topics. You'll explore many subjects, like economics, human resources, marketing, and strategy, applying what you learn to real-life situations and case studies.
On this course, you'll learn through lectures, workshops, tutorials, and hands-on activities, which encourage both group discussions and working through module-related problems on your own. You'll also need to undertake independent studies, such as reading and research. You'll be assessed through various coursework, including individual and group assignments, presentations, reports, business plans, and some exams, all to fully examine your understanding and abilities.
Entry Requirements
Candidates are required to submit a personal statement in which they discuss their reasons for applying for the course and other relevant information regarding their studies. A relevant academic and/or employer reference is also required. Students have the option to upload their CVs along with their applications to demonstrate their work experience.
Grade Requirements:
- Applicants typically need to have completed a relevant HND (Higher National Diploma), a Foundation Degree, or an equivalent UK or international qualification in a related subject area.
- Consideration is also given to applicants with extensive relevant work experience.
English Proficiency:
- Applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds need to demonstrate their English language ability by having an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
- The university also accepts various other recognised English language qualifications like PTE and TOEFL.
Cost of Study
For international students, the annual tuition fee for the BA Business Management (Top-up) is £19,500.
Scholarships
London Metropolitan University offers various bursaries and scholarships to help its undergraduate students, with each award having clear application and eligibility rules. For example, the London Met Grant assists UK students from lower-income backgrounds, while the Sanctuary Scholarship and Care Leaver Scholarship support those with specific needs. Additionally, international students showing strong academic performance in certain courses can apply for a Scholarship for Academic Excellence, which reduces tuition fees by £2,000.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the BA Business Management (Top-up) programme work as:
- Business Manager
- Project Manager
- Marketing Manager
- Human Resources Officer
- Operations Manager
- Management Consultant
Admission Details
International applicants wishing to study full-time can choose to apply either through UCAS or directly to the University. Our trained counsellors can help you through the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do with a Masters degree in human rights?
An LLM in human rights is also beneficial if the practitioners want to go into teaching law. The salary range of intermediate to advanced level position holders can reach approximate £40,000 yearly. Apart from these, there are a vast range of job opportunities that are given below-
- Academic Research
- Civil Service
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- Amnesty International and Save the Children
- NATO and UN
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How do I get a job in human rights?
Several universities have a group of widely acclaimed lecturers which will give the most recent reasoning and practice on legitimate issues. The students will benefit from their considerable organization of contacts and connections inside their areas, outstandingly for temporary job open doors inside international and domestic organizations, for example, the United Nations, our on-campus litigation focus, the European Human Rights Advocacy Center (EHRAC), the Legal Advice Center, and a scope of nearby organizations offering professional legitimate types of assistance.
Can you get a degree in human rights?
Choosing the LLM in Human Rights Law implies being tested and inspired by scholastics from the Human Rights Implementation Center, universally famous for its groundbreaking examination and work across the world. The Center offers numerous potential open doors for understudies to gain information and involvement with human rights law and practice, including participation in the Human Rights Law Clinic.
How many years does it take to study Human Rights Law?
1-2 years. Depends on the study mode (i.e. part time or full time).
Where can you study Human Rights Law?
Here are some renowned universities according to the QS and THE (Times Higher Education) ranking who offer Conflict, Security & Development course:
- University of Oxford
- The University of Law
- Queen Mary University
- SOAS, University of London
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- University of Leeds-etc.
How do I become a human rights lawyer UK?
Entry requirements prior to the course-
A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (upper second class hons.) or a non-UK equivalent in with at least 50% of the credits in law are encouraged to apply. Relevant experience in law farms or personal practitioners with necessary certifications will also be taken into account.