Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Business Studies with Economics] From Bournemouth University

OurÊBusiness Studies with EconomicsÊpathway is the perfect choice for those keen to learn the economic, qualitative and quantitative techniques and ideas used in the analysis and solution of business problems in the global marketplace. You'll develop a critical appreciation of alternative theories concerning the working of both the micro-economy and the macro-economy, alternative economic systems, and alternative economic policy strategies.

Your curriculum, taught by highly qualified lecturers and industry-savvy practitioners, will be peppered with numerous networking events and compelling talks held by guest speakers from a variety of business disciplines. Plus thereÕs the possibility of travel in year two, as you can study the second semester at one of BUÕs international partner institutions, currently in Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the United States.

A 30-week period in industry will help to season your CV in year three, giving you essential real world experience, placing your theory and skills into practice, and harvesting a network of professional contactsÊÐÊall vital for successfully launching your career.

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You'll apply to Business Studies (N100) and then in your second year, you can choose to carry on with the broadÊBusiness StudiesÊroute or choose one of our specialist pathways which include:

• Business Studies with Economics
• Business Studies with Enterprise
• Business Studies with Finance
• Business Studies with Human Resource Management
• Business Studies with Marketing
• Business Studies with Operations & Project Management
• International Business Studies.

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