Overview
The University of Surrey’s Bachelor of Science (Business Management) provides a foundational introduction to the core principles and functions driving modern organizations. The curriculum explores key operational areas such as finance, marketing, and leadership to build a broad understanding of global commerce. Developing these critical analytical and academic skills is essential for evaluating business strategy, managing operational processes, and advancing into specialized professional roles across global business sectors.
What You'll Learn
Key concepts in organizational management, leadership styles, and business structures
Fundamental principles of financial accounting, budgeting, and commercial decision-making
Core marketing strategies, consumer behavior, and market research techniques
The impact of macroeconomic forces and digital transformation on business environments
Essential academic research methods, data interpretation, and strategic analysis frameworks
Learning Outcomes
Students will learn to analyze internal and external factors influencing business operations and strategic choices, while applying basic financial and quantitative tools to evaluate organizational performance. Additionally, they will examine consumer needs to assist in formulating effective marketing strategies, as well as develop structured business reports using appropriate academic and professional evidence and demonstrate effective problem-solving and collaboration skills within team-based contexts.
Overview This program provides a foundational introduction to the core principles and functions driving modern organizations. Delivered at the University of Surrey, the curriculum explores key operational areas such as finance, marketing, and leadership to build a broad understanding of global commerce. Students develop critical analytical and academic skills necessary to advance into full undergraduate business studies.
What You'll Learn
Key concepts in organizational management, leadership styles, and business structures
Fundamental principles of financial accounting, budgeting, and commercial decision-making
Core marketing strategies, consumer behavior, and market research techniques
The impact of macroeconomic forces and digital transformation on business environments
Essential academic research methods, data interpretation, and strategic analysis frameworks
Learning Outcomes
Analyze internal and external factors influencing business operations and strategic choices
Apply basic financial and quantitative tools to evaluate organizational performance
Examine consumer needs to assist in formulating effective marketing strategies
Develop structured business reports using appropriate academic and professional evidence
Demonstrate effective problem-solving and collaboration skills within team-based contexts

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