Overview:

The BSc (Hons) Business Management course develops a broad understanding of how organisations operate and how business decisions are shaped by economic and financial considerations. At City St George’s, University of London, the foundation pathway provides preparation in business and related disciplines, supporting progression towards undergraduate study in business management.

What You'll Learn:

• Core principles of business management and the role of organisations in different business environments.

• Fundamental concepts in economics and how economic factors influence business activity and decision-making.

• Essential accounting knowledge, including the purpose of financial information within organisations.

• Quantitative and analytical approaches relevant to business and economics.

• Academic and study skills that support effective learning in a university-level business context.

• Ways of applying business, economic and accounting concepts to practical academic problems and situations.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, students will have developed a sound foundation in the key ideas underpinning business management, economics and accounting. They will be able to explain how these areas relate to organisational activity and recognise the factors that influence business decisions. Students will also be able to use appropriate numerical and analytical approaches when working with business-related information, communicate their ideas clearly, and apply relevant concepts to structured problems. The course will further help students develop the academic skills needed to approach undergraduate-level business study with greater confidence and a more systematic understanding of the subject area.