The Business Studies Programme is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment and future managerial positions in a variety of commercial, industrial and service organisations.
Students gain two qualifications at the end of this programme, an Advanced Diploma in Business and Management from LSC and a BA (Hons) in Business Studies degree from University of Wales Institute, Cardiff.
On successful completion of the first 4 semesters, students will be awarded an Advanced Diploma in Business and Management from LSC. Students will then obtain credits to proceed to the final phase of the BA (Hons) in Business Studies Programme which will be conducted at the LSC campus in London.
Course Plan
Duration
2 Years
Course Fees
£12,950
Entry Requirements
• UK ‘A’ Levels or equivalent or LSC Degree Foundation
• Should be at least 18 years old
• Mature students (above 21 years) with relevant work experience / professional qualification.
• IELTS score of 6.0
Diploma in Business and Management
Semesters 1 & 2*
1
Business Accounting
2
Business and Managerial Economics
3
Communicating at Work
4
Statistical and Quantitative Methods
5
Marketing Management
6
Information Systems and Technologies
7
Personal Managerial Effectiveness
8
Organisational Theory and Practice
Advanced Diploma in Business and Management
Semesters 3 & 4 *
1
Business Law and Ethics
2
Internet Business and E-Commerce
3
Operations and Logistics Management
4
Financial Analysis and Decision Making
5
International Business
6
Human Resource Management
7
Research Methodology
8
Strategic Information Management
BA(Hons) in Business Studies
Semesters 5 & 6 *
1
Strategic Management
2
Change and Continuity in Contemporary Business
3
International and Strategic Marketing
4
International and Comparative Human Resource Management
5
Strategic Brand Management
6
Dissertation
* Courses listed above could vary from time to time depending on the subject availability and convener availability at LSC and UWIC. In the event of a particular specialism not being available, LSC reserves the right to offer an alternative course.
