Overview:
Business Management BSc (Hons) provides a broad introduction to the principles and practices that shape organisations and their management. At Lancaster University, the foundation-level pathway helps students develop a strong grounding in business and related social science concepts, preparing them for further study in management.

What You'll Learn:

• Core principles of business and management, including how organisations operate and make decisions

• Key ideas from business, humanities, and social sciences that provide context for management study

• Organisational structures, processes, and the factors that influence business activity

• Approaches to analysing business situations and applying relevant concepts to practical contexts

• Academic and analytical skills that support progression into undergraduate business study

• The relationship between organisations, markets, individuals, and wider social and economic environments

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, students will be able to demonstrate a foundational understanding of important business and management concepts and explain how they relate to organisational activity. They will be able to examine business issues using appropriate academic ideas, identify relevant factors affecting organisational decisions, and communicate their analysis clearly. Students will also have developed the academic awareness and subject knowledge needed to progress confidently into further study within business management.