Prospective Students
Business Management (International Management) (BSc)
UCAS Code:
- N202 BSc/BMIMgt
3 years (Full-time) / n/a (Part-time) / n/a (Distance / E-Learning)
The Business Management (International Management) degree programme gives students the chance to focus on the increasingly important global aspects of Business Management, with modules such as International Human Resource Management, International Business and Marketing, and Japanese Management Systems. In addition, it provides students who have performed well in Year 1 (normally an average of 60% or more) with the option of studying abroad for the second semester of year 2, at one of our international partner institutions (see list below). The job market nowadays is an international one and the ability to say that you have lived, studied and worked in another country can give you the edge in a competitive jobs marketplace.
Your semester abroad will be taught through the medium of English so there’s no need to worry about prior language ability, although it is an ideal opportunity to learn the basics. As the programme is underpinned by British Council Erasmus, you also receive a mobility grant.
For all of the Business Management schemes there is a common first year, in which students take seven compulsory modules which provide a broad understanding of business and management, as well as a foundation for more advanced specialist study.
Our current partners hosting the semester abroad include the following top ranked universities*
Germany
University of Konstanz
Mannheim University
France
Audencia Nantes
ESSEC-EPSCI, Cergy, Paris
ESC Toulouse
Paris-II Panthéon
Switzerland
HEC Lausanne,
Spain
ICADE Madrid
IQS, Barcelona
University of Navarra
Portugal
Universidade Nova De Lisboa
Throughout the programme there is an emphasis on developing a solid core knowledge in business management, while allowing students to specialise in areas they find interesting and which reflect their career aspirations.
*subject to updates.
Typical Offer
AAB
Entry Requirements
Normally, grades AAB from any combination of three A-level subjects excluding General Studies, Critical Thinking and Citizenship. We also require GCSE Mathematics at grade B and GCSE English Language at grade C if not offered at AS or A-level.
Alternative Entry Requirements
Applications from those offering alternative/vocational/overseas qualifications (eg Access, Vocational A-level) are welcome as are those who may have combinations of qualifications or other relevant work/life experience. Each application will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Detailed Admissions Criteria
Please click here for a full list of entry requirements and admissions criteria for this degree programme.
We pride ourselves on the flexibility of our programmes and you will be able to change between degree programmes offered by the Business School at the start of the course. Therefore you do not need to apply for more than one degree programme offered by Cardiff Business School. The only exceptions to this are programmes that include the study of a European language, BSc Economics (L100) and BScEcon Economics and Finance (LN13). If you require clarification, please contact our admissions team.
Next intake: September each year
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