Overview:

The BSc (Hons) Business Management course develops a broad understanding of how organisations operate, make decisions, and respond to changing business environments. At City St George’s, University of London, students build a foundation in key business disciplines while developing the analytical and practical skills needed to examine business challenges from multiple perspectives.

What You'll Learn:

• Principles and functions of business management and organisational practice

• Business and economic concepts that shape organisational decisions

• Accounting fundamentals and the use of financial information in business

• Approaches to analysing markets, organisations, and business environments

• Management concepts relating to people, operations, strategy, and decision-making

• Development of academic, analytical, numerical, and communication skills relevant to business study

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, students will be able to explain core concepts across major areas of business management and relate them to organisational activities and decisions. They will be able to interpret business information, apply appropriate analytical approaches, and assess issues affecting organisations and their wider operating environment. Students will also develop the ability to communicate ideas clearly, evaluate evidence, and use structured reasoning when considering business-related questions. The course provides an integrated understanding of management, economics, accounting, and related business themes, enabling students to connect different areas of knowledge when analysing organisational situations.