Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business and Management (Top-up) (Royal Holloway, University of London)

This Degree programme accepts a wide range of qualifications, which includes:

• Polytechnic Diploma
• Kaplan Diploma
• Other private Diploma or foreign qualifications will be assessed on a case-by-case basis

Applicants admitted to the programme may be required to undertake bridging modules to fulfil the required pre-requisite knowledge.

English Requirements

• GCE O-Level English language subject (Grade C6 and above); OR
• IELTS 6.5 or equivalent
• For more information, please visit course webpage.

In all cases, the final decision on admission to the programme rests with the University.

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Core Modules

• Asia Pacific Business
• Clusters, Small Business and Entrepreneurship
• Global Marketing
• Human Resource Management
• Innovation, Strategy & the Corporation
• Managerial Accounting
• Marketing Strategy in Context
• Operations Management
• Responsible Business in Context
• Strategic Management

Term 1 to 3

Choose 3 units from the 6 units listed below, with a maximum of 2 units from any one of the specialisms and no clashes within the fly-in schedule.

Management with International Business

• Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
• Multinational Enterprise
• The Global Economy

Management with Marketing

• Digital Marketing
• Marketing Research
• New Venture Creation

Term 4 to 6

Choose 3 units from the 6 units listed below, with a maximum of 2 units from any one of the specialisms and no clashes within the fly-in schedule.

Management with International Business

• Emerging Markets
• Entrepreneurship Theory and History
• European Business

Management with Marketing

• Advertising and Promotion
• Consumer Behaviour
• Brands and Branding

Delivery Method

Each Term is a 12-week period covering the required programme of study, with a total of 21 contact hours per module. It comprises of seminars conducted by local lecturers and visiting lecturers from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Assessment Methods

Assessment methods vary in accordance with the aims and outcomes of a specific topic or programme, but frequently involve a combination of in-programme assessment and formal end of academic session written examinations. In addition group and individual projects, in-programme tests, group and individual presentations, reports, quantitative analysis and essays are all used at some point during the programmes. For all assessments except in-programme tests, students receive detailed feedback from the examiner in a standardised format.