NTU

Nottingham Business School
Undergraduate Courses
Your degree... you choose
Contents
Introduction
Welcome to Nottingham Business School
Your success story starts here
An amazing student experience
Find a course in
Business and Management
BA (Hons) Business Management (In-Company)
BA (Hons) Management Studies
BA (Hons) Business
BA (Hons) Business Management Joint Honours degrees
Economics
BA (Hons) Economics
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BA (Hons) Economics, Finance and Banking
13
BA (Hons) Business Economics and BA (Hons) Business Economics (Finance)
15
Accounting and Finance

BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
18
Marketing
BA (Hons) Marketing, Design and Communication
20
BA (Hons) Marketing Management (one year top-up)
20
International Business
BA (Hons) International Business
22
BA (Hons) International Business with French
23
BA (Hons) International Business Administration (one year top-up)
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Information Management
Get in touch
Nottingham Trent University
Burton Street,
Nottingham NG1 4BU
Tel: +44 (0)115 848 4488
Email: nbs.enquiries@ntu.ac.uk
www.ntu.ac.uk/nbs
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BA (Hons) Business Information Management
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BA (Hons) Management and Information Systems (one year top-up)
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Your learning environment and how to apply

Your learning environment
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University Language Programme
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Your professional placement
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International dimension
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Entry requirements and application details
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Welcome to Nottingham Business School

With an outstanding reputation built on 30 years
experience, Nottingham Business School is one of
the most respected and successful schools of its
kind, enjoying one of the best graduate
employment records in the UK.
Our comprehensive suite of

dynamic, highly flexible and
completely relevant courses
is shaped by the demands of
todays global business
environment. Each is
designed to give you the
knowledge and skills that
employers are looking for,
opening the door to an
exciting, challenging and
rewarding career.
About this guide

This guide presents all of our undergraduate
courses, grouped together in distinctive
sections so you can find what interests you
fast. Youll notice that some degrees offer
broad business knowledge while others allow
you to specialise in particular areas. Most
encourage you to take up a years placement
in industry; a valuable experience that
students and employers benefit from greatly
and really enjoy. See page 27 for more
information on professional placements at
Nottingham Business School.
You may already know the type of course you

want to take or the area of business youd like
to specialise in. Thats great, but if youre not
quite sure, thats ok too. Whatever your goal,
were confident this guide will have the right
course for you it might even get you thinking
about something youd never even considered.
Once youve taken a look, please dont
hesitate to contact us if you need more
information. Our friendly academics and
support staff will be happy to help you.
Nottingham Business School runs
several Open Days every year. Theyre a great
way to see what the university is really like.
Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/opendays for more
details.
Your success story starts here

Nottingham Business School has years of experience in providing a wide
range of business and management education services to students and
organisations. We currently have around 5,000 students enrolled on
undergraduate, postgraduate, professional and bespoke corporate courses;
with support coming from 150 experienced academic staff and visiting
professors with international business expertise.
An outstanding reputation
The Schools reputation continues to go from
strength to strength thanks to our consistent
performance in terms of accreditation, student
achievement, applied research and an
impressive client base of leading businesses.
Students really benefit from our close links with
companies, and for those courses with
placements, great importance is attached to
the optional year spent in industry. Our
Placement Service has considerable experience
and will support you in finding a placement
that really works for you. We also have an
Employment Unit, set up to help final-year
students find the right job and all students to
find part-time work if you wish to supplement
your student income.
We believe Nottingham Business School offers
you a genuinely international and multicultural
learning experience. Our stimulating learning
environment and cutting-edge courses are all
designed to bring out the best in you and kickstart a rewarding career.
You can find out more about our state-of-theart facilities on page 4 and your learning
environment on page 27.
Fantastic employment
opportunities
Nottingham Trent University boasts an
impressive graduate employment record, with
over 97% of students finding a graduate level
job or going on to further study within six
months (HESA DHLE survey 2006 / 2007).
So what sort of career can you expect to go
into with a Business-based degree? After all,
business is a very broad term. Well, all of our
courses are designed to give you a healthy,
fundamental understanding of how major
organisations are run, the challenges they face
and the roles within a company that are open
to motivated graduates.
Many of our graduates go on to work with
highly successful blue-chip companies in a
range of industries, from banking and finance to

services, media or manufacturing. Some choose
a degree that allows them to specialise in a
particular area, giving them a deeper
understanding of subjects like economics,
information systems or marketing. Others
choose courses that help them get on the fast
track to management or to enable them to be
confident in setting up their own companies or
businesses. Different students, different
ambitions, but all leave us with the confidence,
motivation and skills that make them highly
sought after by todays business employers.
Now its your turn. Were confident that youll
find the right course at Nottingham Business
School. Then, in just a few years, armed with a
highly respected degree and valuable practical
experience, youll have the chance to begin a
dynamic, rewarding career of your own.
An amazing student experience
The perfect setting

Nottingham Business School is based at the
Universitys vibrant City site. Its a brilliant
place to study, with fantastic facilities and
some accommodation just a few minutes
walk from all the shops, bars and
entertainment venues Nottingham has to
offer.
Naturally, youd expect a world-class university
to have world-class facilities, and you wont be
disappointed at NTU. The 13 million Boots
Library has all the books, journals and learning
resources you could need for your course, while
we continue to invest heavily in the latest IT
and networking facilities, which include many
wireless hotspots around the campus. As a
student you can enjoy 24-hour access to email,
the electronic library services and the
Universitys unique Virtual Learning
Environment (see page 27).
Also around the City site youll find the lively
Students Union, cafs, shops and a bank.
Theres also a range of sports amenities,
including squash courts, indoor football pitches
and a gym.
Find out more about your learning

environment on page 27.
Arkwright and Newton

regeneration
Arkwright and Newton, two of the buildings
central to the City site are undergoing
extensive transformations into a brand new
state-of-the-art complex, including a range of
lecture halls and teaching areas as well as
space for activities, exhibitions, social and
study zones.
Join us in October 2010 and youll be able to
enjoy these eagerly anticipated upgraded
facilities.
Nottingham: a vibrant city

As a student in Nottingham, youll be in great
company. The city is one of the most studentfriendly in the country, with more than 60,000
students living and studying here.
Historically famous for the legend of Robin
Hood, Nottingham is also incredibly modern:
home to a redesigned Market Square (the
biggest in the UK), a sophisticated 200
million tram system which travels immediately
past the Business School, and Trent FM Arena
Nottingham, the largest entertainment and
sporting venue in the East Midlands.
Despite being one of the UKs biggest cities,
Nottinghams centre is surprisingly quick and
easy to get around on foot. Its one of the
UKs top shopping destinations, with plenty of
choice for both the fashion- and budgetconscious. When it comes to nightlife, youll
also be spoilt for choice, with more than 370

bars, clubs, cafs and restaurants in the centre.
On the cultural side, the city has more
contemporary artists per square foot than any
other European city. One of the UKs most
exciting new art galleries, Nottingham
Contemporary will open in the coming months.
Music lovers will find top indie, rock and pop
acts playing at venues such as Rock City, the
Rescue Rooms and Trent FM Arena
Nottingham. You can also enjoy theatrical and
classical productions at the Theatre Royal,
Concert Hall and Nottingham Playhouse, and
catch the latest films at the multi-screen
cinema in the Cornerhouse complex or at
Broadway; a popular independent media
centre.
Nottinghams also big on leisure, with more
sports facilities per head than any other
European city and top sporting venues
including the National Water Sports Centre,
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and the
Nottingham Tennis Centre. Take a short trip
out of the city and you could be in one of the
regions many country parks, like Sherwood
Forest, Clumber Park, or even the stunning Peak
District.
In our vibrant, friendly city youll find
everything you need for a great university
experience, and a whole lot more besides.
For more on Nottingham, take a look

at www.visitnottingham.com
Todays businesses are more competitive than ever and

are constantly looking for new ideas to keep them
ahead of their rivals. The courses in this section are
designed to give you the knowledge and skills to get
you on the management ladder.
Which course is best for me?
BA (Hons) Business
A three / four year programme of study, which
has no option modules but which covers the
broad areas of business and management.
BA (Hons) Business Management

(In-Company)
An innovative course rich in practical experience
with the first year spent at Nottingham Business
School and then two years working at a well
known company earning while you learn.

Joint Honours
A three or four year course which covers the
broad areas of business and management but
which also allows you to specialise in one of
eight subject areas e.g. Business Management
and Information Systems.

This unique course follows the same first year
as the Business degree. The second year is
spent working / studying with one of our
placement partners. The final year is back
at Nottingham Business School.
BA (Hons) Business Management (In-Company)

N200 BA/BM
About this course
How do I find a placement?
This course is pretty special in that it is the first

in the UK in which the majority of learning
takes place in the working environment. It is
firmly focused on giving you the practical,
work-based learning you need to get a head
start in a successful business career with
outstanding blue-chip organisations.
Placements will be advertised by the course

team during the second term of Year One.
The course team will provide help during the
application process. We have been working
with our partners on the course for over ten
years, see below for current placement
providers.
We believe this degree better meets the needs

of motivated graduates and employers than
conventional three- or four-year degrees in
Business Studies. The fact that you spend two
years in a company compared to the usual
one results in higher-level work roles being
assigned to you.
What happens after the

course?
How does it work?

This course lasts for three years. You will spend
the first year studying full-time at Nottingham
Business School and then continue studying
while being employed on a two-year
placement at one of the prestigious
companies we work closely with. During Years
Two and Three, youll attend the Business
School for four three-week study blocks.
For further information please view the BABM

film on the Nottingham Business School
homepage at www.ntu.ac.uk/babm
How do I apply?
As you might expect for courses of this nature,
there are only a limited number of highly
sought-after places, so the selection process
for entry is rigorous and based firmly on merit.
See page 29 for details on entry requirements
and how to apply.
Supporting companies include:
Graduates from this course have a 100%

employment rate. With work experience in a
blue-chip company under their belts, they
succeed in entering more management roles
or graduate schemes than those studying
other business-related degrees. Graduate jobs
include researcher to CEO, strategic analyst
and market development manager.
What about funding?

Course fees in Years Two and Three are paid by
your placement company. You will also be
paid a salary for those years which will range
from 11,000 - 13,000 per annum.
Year 1: Full-time at Nottingham Business School

Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Induction
Modules run throughout the year as follows:
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June
Business Enterprise and Project Management (where students run a real company)
Financial Markets, Maths and Accounting
Corporate Strategy and the Business Environment
Management, Work and Organisations
Personal and Professional Skills Development
Year 2
July
Aug
Sept
Study Block 1
Company Induction and

In-Company Supported work period
Business
Context and
Markets
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Skills Development: Communication
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June
Study Block 2
Business
Resource
Management
Skills Development: Team Working
Year 3
July
Aug
Study Block 3
Systems and
Organisational
Design
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Mar
Apr
May
Jan
Feb
Study Block 4
Skills Development: Adaptability
Corporate
Strategy and
Organisational
Change
Skills Development: Leadership
June
End of Year Event held in May or June

N201 BA/MS
About this course

The BA (Hons) Management Studies is a fast track three year management degree which incorporates a one year work placement. The course has
been designed to give a clearly structured business education by combining theory taught in the classroom environment with practice learned while
on placement. Unlike the traditional sandwich degree programme where students graduate after four years, this course has a major advantage as
students will complete it within three years but still would have gained one years work experience.
Employability and workplace performance are an important aspect of the course, combined with academic rigour and quality, as unlike traditional
sandwich degree programmes the placement year is assessed.
What will I study?

Year One
Year Two: placement year
Year Three
Accounting and Finance for Managers
Year Two starts with a one-week study block

immediately after the first year ends, followed
by a minimum of 40 weeks of supervised work
experience.
Back at Nottingham Business School youll

once again be studying full-time.
Marketing and Operations

Foundations of Managing and Organising
Information for Decisions and Planning
Quantitative Methods for Business
Placement Planning (non-assessed)
During the placement, youll complete four

discipline-based modules and one skills-based
module. The placement finishes at the end of
July. You will have four recall days back at NTU
as well as being supported by a mentor and
personal tutor.
Core modules:
Managing for Value
Group Contemporary Issue Project
Dissertation
Options
Modules include:
Choose two from:
Developing Transferable Skills in the

Workplace
Corporate Governance Fraud Risk
Customers and Markets
Contemporary and International

Management
Organisations and People

Processes and Systems
Management and Strategy
Retail Marketing Management
New Perspectives in Organisation and

Management
Managing Information and Knowledge
Strategically
Creativity, Innovation and Design

Youll be encouraged and supported to secure
placements at the end of the first term in Year
One. Our placement team will be on hand to
give you all the help you need in securing a
placement, but you may find it useful to have
found a placement prior to enrolment on to
the course.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
BA (Hons) Business
N101 BA/Bu (Full-time); N100 BA/BusS4 (Sandwich)
About this course

This innovative course provides a comprehensive and critical analysis of business organisations, functions, processes and management techniques.
More specifically, it will give you a good understanding of general business theory and practice, along with the ability to help solve problems and
adapt effectively to future challenges.
What about work placement opportunities?

Ideally, you take the course over four years, with two years full-time study at Nottingham Business School, followed by a third year on industrial
placement, and a fourth back at the School. Alternatively, you can take it as a three-year full-time award with no placement.
A period of supervised work experience will provide you with an invaluable opportunity to gain experience by engaging in business and industry
practice. It will allow you to apply theoretical knowledge to a real-work environment as well as assist in the development of essential personal and
professional skills.
What will I study?

Year One
Year Two
Year Four
Professional Development for Business
Professional Development for Business
Dissertation
Fundamentals of Managing and Organising
Managing and Organising
Information for Decision and Planning
Competitive Strategy and Innovation

Strategically
Accounting in Organisational Context
Marketing Operations
Marketing Management
Quantitative Methods
Survey Research and Analysis for Business
The Sustainable Organisation

Ethical and Strategic Issues in
Management
Improving Customer Supplier Relationships.
Year Three
Supervised work experience (if you choose the
four year work-placement option)
Student Profile
Varun Dhawan
BA (Hons) Business
Year Three
I enjoyed the mixing of modules, each one
tackles a different global issue, this has given
me a wider prespective on the business world.
I have learned that in order to manage a
successful business, close attention must be
paid to both the internal and external
environment.
My time at Nottingham Business School has
definitely influenced the path I wish to
choose; before I came to university I was
unsure about what I should do in the future,

but now, after graduation I feel I will have a
very clear route to follow.
Upon graduation I will go back to India and
work for a TV studio in the finance
department. My plans are then to create my
own production house that would make
media software for TV channels; the
entertainment industry is one of the fastest
growing industries in Asia.

a placement by the end of the first term of
Year Two.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
Business Management Joint Honours degrees

About these courses
These flexible courses provide you with a good understanding of general business theory and practice. You will gain the ability to help solve problems
and adapt effectively to future business challenges. Ideally, you take the course over four years, with two years full-time study at Nottingham
Business School followed by a third year on industrial placement and a fourth back at the School. Alternatively, you can study the course as a threeyear full-time award with no placement.

and Economics

and Human Resources
NL2C BA/BMEc4 (Sandwich)

NL21 BA/BMEc (Full-time)
NN2P BA/BMHR4 (Sandwich)

NN26 BA/BMHR (Full-time)
Provides you with an introduction to economic

theory within a business and management
context. As you can imagine, economics is a
key focus for all companies and this degree will
give you the opportunity to look at businesses
in a new light.
Focuses on management processes, with a

strong emphasis on issues relating to the
people dimension of organisations, business
and employment. Its designed to
significantly enhance your understanding of
the dynamic process of management.

and Accounting and Finance

and Marketing
NN24 BA/BMAF4 (Sandwich)

NNF3 BA/BMAF (Full-time)
NN2M BA/BMMkt4 (Sandwich)

NN25 BA/BMMkt (Full-time)
Gives you an understanding as to the

importance and relevance of finance within
business and management. On this course,
youll get the chance to examine the potential
that accounting and finance offer managers
when it comes to making businesses more
effective. Youll also get to look at how recent
issues have affected businesses and reflect on
the importance of the ethical dimension to the
study of Accounting and Finance.
Encourages you to understand and apply

marketing theories and techniques in a variety
of roles and contexts. The emphasis is on the
marketing philosophy that places the customer
at the centre of business activity.

and Operations
N294 BA/BMO4 (Sandwich)
N291 BA/BMO (Full-time)

and Information Systems
NG2N BA/BMIS4 (Sandwich)
NG2M BA/BMIS (Full-time)
This is a business and management course for
the information age. The emphasis here is on
developing a critical understanding of business
and management in a networked economy
using information, systems and services that
are computer-based. The modules will see you
explore a variety of contemporary topics,
including the networked economy, the
Internet and other enabling technologies.
Helps you to understand key management

themes, including business improvement
methods, decision making, the supply chain
and value creation. Once in employment,
youll be able to exploit the operations
capability to enhance customer satisfaction
and outperform the competition in a
predominantly service-oriented economy.

and International Strategic
Enterprise
N293 BA/BMISE4 (Sandwich)
N292 BA/BMISE (Full-time)
Designed to give you the chance to explore
the challenges of strategic management and
business development in a global context. You
will focus on such themes as business
development, entrepreneurship, innovation,
global strategy and enterprise. Through this
degree combination you will also have the
opportunity to develop a business plan,
conduct independent research and engage
with many of the issues surrounding the
globalisation of technology and markets.

and Financial Services and Planning
NN2J BA/BMFSP4 (Sandwich)
NN2H BA/BMFSP (Full-time)
Designed to give you a critical understanding
of financial services (those areas of business
most closely related with money, property and
assets). This degree will also develop your
knowledge of the theories and practices
relating to banking and the financial sector.

a placement by the end of the first term of
Year Two. See page 27 for more information
on your professional placement.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
Student Profile
Student Profile
Arjun Bhadana
BA (Hons) Business Management and Economics
Henry Flather
BA (Hons) Business Management and Marketing
Year Two
Year Three
I have enjoyed the university experience
greatly, I have learned the value of time
management and the importance of making
sure I'm well prepared.
The flexibility of the Business Management
programme is something that really suits me, it
feels good to know that I can specialise and
that the choices I made at the start of the
course aren't completely set in stone."
My plans for the future involve joining the
Bhadana Group, my family business, hopefully
Ill be able to manage one of the many
different sectors which range from aviation, to
mining to real estate.
Ive really enjoyed the

opportunity to cover
different business areas
from marketing to
accountancy, the
modules constantly
provide opportunities for
cross referencing which is
significant in the real
working world.
I feel that the Year Two strategy module has
certainly pushed me towards consultancy work,
it gave so many real-life scenarios and helped
me to gain a vision of the various possibilities
within the business environment.
Placement Profile
Lucy Woodhouse
BA (Hons) Business Management and
Marketing
Placement Employer: IBM
Placement job title: Marketing Co-ordinator
The course really appealed to me because I
could spend a year in industry and I was keen
to get hands on work experience. Also, the fact
that you can specialise in a route of your
choice was very appealing.
Gaining a placement at IBM has been my best
achievement so far. This wouldnt have been
possible if the university staff had not arranged
for various workshops and events with the
many companies which I am grateful for.
If youre not sure which area of Business you
want to specialise in then this is the right course
for you as I originally wanted to do purely HRM
and studying all areas in the first year made me
realise that Marketing is the subject for me.
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Economics
Economics is integral at every level of society.

It is especially relevant to the management of
organisations, the public sector and the
environment.
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BA (Hons) Economics
L100 BA/Econ
About this course
What will I study?
Graduate Profile
This course is three years full-time or four years

with a placement. It examines how economic
ideas are shaped, the competing claims made
about the economy and what that means
both nationally and internationally.
Year One
Giedre Valanciute
BA (Hons) Economics
The idea is to give you a thorough insight into

contemporary developments in the world
economy and help you understand the main
elements of economic analysis, with an
emphasis on what that means in the real
world.
As with all of our courses, we offer flexible
learning, allowing you to focus on particular
areas of the subject or to take a broader look
at economic topics.
Career Development Skills in Economics

2007
Economic Environment
Economic Issues and Policies
Economics
Industrialisation and Economic
Development
Quantitative Economics
Year Two
Introduction to Econometrics
Economics of Public Issues

course?
Our economics graduates have an excellent
employment record across a range of
occupations and settings. They have been
particularly successful in obtaining careers in
accounting, finance, management, IT and
teaching; all areas that utilise the analytical,
numerical and communication skills gained
during study. Many have also used their
degree as the basis for very successful
postgraduate or professional study.
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics: Choice Analysis
Political Economy
Options
Choose one from:
Industrial Economics
Jean Monnet: Europe and the World
Economy
Environmental Economics
Year Three
four-year work-placement option)
With the help

of highly
experienced
tutors and
other
academic staff
I hope to
eventually
become a
master in my
chosen subject.
I have
acquired
specialist skills
in both
business and communication as well as
analysing economic data, mathematical
calculation and theoretical interpretation skills.
The support has been priceless and highly
valuable. I think that close communication
with tutors is the key to getting the most out
of this outstanding course.
In the future I hope to work as an economic
analyst, financial broker or economic trader.
Further qualifications and work experience will
help me to decide which path to choose.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
Year Four
Options
Choose three from:
Economics of Sport
Economics of Money and Risk
The Economics Division was

independently ranked second among
all UK universities in the 2008 Student
Satisfaction Survey.
International Development Economics

International Trade
Internet, Computers and Society
Labour Economics
Econometrics
Risk Management with Derivatives
Decision Techniques
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BA (Hons) Economics, Finance and Banking

LN1H BA/EFB3 (Full-time); LN13 BA/EFB (Sandwich)
About this course
Year One
The BA (Hons) Economics, Finance and

Banking degree introduces important concepts
and theories around issues which relate to the
economic and financial environment.
Business and Financial Economics

Environment
It will provide you with the knowledge and

skills necessary to succeed in a range of
careers, primarily in investment banking and
financial analysis, but also wider fields of
employment.
Issues, Policies and Principles in Economics
There is a strong emphasis on the application

of economic analysis in real-life situations,
and on exploring the problems professionals
face within the field of finance and banking.
What will I study?

You will study core Economics modules at
levels 1 and 2 which develop relevant
knowledge, understanding and skills,
particularly those which are important for the
analysis of finance and banking.
You will study a significant number of specialist
modules in finance and banking throughout
the course, particularly in the final year. These
specialist modules develop the knowledge and
understanding of important concepts and
apply economic analysis to finance and
banking.
Introduction to Economic Theory
Year Two
Economic and Financial Modelling with
Econometrics
Macroeconomics
Economics of Finance and Banking
Choose one option from:
Economic Evaluation
Europe and the World Economy
Economies of Public Issues
Year Three
four-year work placement option)
Year Four
Money and Risk
Financial Risk Management with
Derivatives
International Finance and Banking
Essay in Economics, Finance and Banking
Choose two options from:
Managerial Economics
Economics of International Trade
Development Economics
Decision Techniques
Economics of Sport
Econometrics
Labour Economics
The Internet, Computer and Society
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course?
Nottingham Trent Universitys Economics
graduates have excellent employment
prospects, and opportunities for careers in
investment banking, insurance, accountancy,
retail management and the Government
Economic Service.
The course also provides an excellent
foundation for postgraduate study and success
in professional examinations.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
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BA (Hons) Business Economics

BA (Hons) Business Economics (Finance)
L101 BA/BEcon
About this course
What will I study?
This dynamic course gives you the knowledge

and insight necessary to understand
contemporary developments in business,
society and the world economy, combining a
practical focus on business issues with the
development of economic analytical skills. In
particular, theres a focus on the economics of
business organisations, industrial structure,
competition and performance, and on
business strategy.
Year One
This is a three year course full-time or four

years with a placement. At the end of the first
year of the Business Economics degree, you
can opt to choose the Finance route, which will
give you a BA (Hons) Business Economics
(Finance) degree.

course?
Our Economics graduates have an excellent
employment record across a range of
occupations and settings. They have been
particularly successful in obtaining careers in
accounting, finance, management, IT and
teaching; all areas that utilise the analytical,
numerical and communication skills gained
during study. Many have also used their
degree as the basis for very successful
postgraduate or professional study.
Modules are the same for both routes in the

first year:
Economic Issues and Policies
Business and Financial Economic

Environment
Industrialisation and Economic

Development
Business Economics route
Business Economics (Finance) route:
Year Two
Year Two
Financial Economic Analysis
Jean Monnet: Europe and the World

Economy
Global Financial Markets
Macroeconomics
Economics
Macroeconomics
Business Economic Analysis
Year Three
Options
Choose one from:

Economics of Public Issues
Year Four
Political Economy
Environmental Economics
Year Three
Dissertation
Economics of Finance
Options
Choose three from:
Choice and Welfare
Year Four
Decision Techniques for Business
Dissertation
Economics of Sport
Economics of Business and Trade
Options
International Trade
Choose three from:
Choice and Welfare
Business Economics
Decision Techniques for Business
Labour Economics
Economics of Sport
Econometrics
Money and Risk
How do I apply?
Financial Management with Derivatives

Labour Economics
Econometrics
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See page 30 for details of entry requirements

and how to apply.
A graduates story...
Louise Lawrence
Graduated 2004
I thoroughly
enjoyed my
time at NTU. I
met some
amazing people
during my three
years there and
was taught by
some really
interesting
lecturers who
are passionate
about their
subject. Rather
than being lectured at, they knew how to
engage you and, for me personally, that
made things really come to life.
I now work as a Bid Manager for a London
based Management Consultancy firm.
I learned so much at university and am
actually surprised how much of it has
relevance to my current career.
I think one of my biggest achievements
was when I was sent to South Africa last
summer with a small team of people to do
some recruitment for our London office.
I was responsible for making sure the whole
thing ran as smoothly as possible. It was a
pretty intense three days but was a huge
success.
You might also be interested in

BA (Hons) Business Management and Economics
You can find out more about this course on page 9.
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Accounting and finance are major parts of any

business and our courses will provide you with
an understanding of the theories and practices
behind them.
17

NN4H BA/AF (Full-time); NN43 BA/AF4 (Sandwich)
About this course
What will I study?
How do I apply?
This degree not only looks at the theories and

practices of accounting and finance, but also
their context in a business setting and
significance within contemporary society.
Youll gain a critical understanding of
accounting and finance, and the ability to
articulate issues related to this field.
Year One

and how to apply.
The course is available to take over four years,

with two years full-time study at Nottingham
Business School, followed by a third year on
placement and the fourth back at the School.
Alternatively, you can take it as a three-year
full-time award with no placement.

course?
This specialist degree enables our graduates to
go on to a wide variety of careers within the
field of accounting and finance, either in firms
or professional practice and also in general
management. This degree also provides you
with accreditation towards professional
examinations with the major UK accounting
bodies.
What are the placement

opportunities like?
The period of paid supervised work experience,
which we can help you secure, is an integral
part of the four-year sandwich course, allowing
you to put your theoretical knowledge into
practice in a real-work environment. This
enhances your commercial awareness and
your ability to link theory and practice in the
final year of your studies. The final year allows
you to draw upon this experience to test the
relevance of theories studied.
See page 27 for more information on your
professional placement.
Financial Reporting
Management Accounting
Student Profile
Foundations of Law
Yuan Bing
BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance
Economics and Financial Markets

Data Analysis and Research
Year Two
Year Two
Financial Reporting and Governance
Management Accounting and Decision
Making
Business Finance
Organisational Behaviour and Analysis
Options
Choose one from:
Taxation and Auditing
Finance and Management in the Public
Sector
Accounting and Information Systems
Law
Year Three
Year Four
Accounting and Accountability
Strategic Management and Decision
Making
During my time at Nottingham Business

School I have made great progress in both
study and independent life. I feel that
everything I am learning now is going to stand
me in good stead for my future career.
"I'm starting to seriously plan my future now
because I feel I am able to develop into a
skilled professional. I have many opportunites
to gain hands-on work experience and study a
foreign language during the placement year,
hopefully this will enable me to find an
extremely good job after such a valuable
experience."
Independent Learning Project

Options
As selected in Year Two

BA (Hons) Business Management and Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons) Business Management and Financial Services and Planning
You can find out more about these courses on page 9.
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Marketing
Companies need to promote their products and

services to customers, and these courses teach you
the fundamentals of marketing and how to put
creative ideas into practice.
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BA (Hons) Marketing, Design and Communication

NWP0 BA/MDC (Full-time); NP59 BA/MDC (Sandwich)
About this course
What will I study?
Building on the core discipline in marketing

theory and practice, this degree aims to
develop industry ready, independent, selfmotivated and creative thinkers. Youll explore
the subject from a variety of perspectives,
including business organisations, research,
information systems, trend analysis, marketing
communications and design.
Year One
Developed with input from professional

marketers and blue-chip employers, this course
utilises expertise from across the University to
deliver a range of modules which will develop
the skills and understanding necessary in
contemporary business marketing.
Destination careers include marketing roles
within commercial communication and
promotions industries.
The course is studied over three years and
incorporates an industry internship at the end
of the first year. Alternatively you can choose
to study over four years to include a full year
in industry placement.
Fundamentals of Marketing
Accounting and Law for Marketing
Business Information Systems for
Marketing
Year Three
(unless you choose the four-year
sandwich course option)
Individual Project (Dissertation) and
Conference Paper
Commercial Use of English
Making Sense of Information for

Marketing
Research Methods
Critical Psychology
Key Movements in Art and Design
Future Gazing and Trend Analysis
Year Two
Integrated Marketing Communications
Strategic Marketing Management
How do I apply?
Personal Effectiveness
Consumer Behaviour and the Customer
Interface

and how to apply.
Information in an Electronic Environment

Introduction to Psychology
Analysing Visual Culture
You might also be

interested in
BA (Hons) Business
Management and Marketing
You can find out more about this course
on page 9.
BA (Hons) Marketing Management (one year top-up degree)

N500 BA/MktMgt
About this course
What will I study?
This is an intensive course designed to extend

your knowledge of the principles and practice of
marketing across a range of differing
organisational contexts.
Effective marketing management requires the

development and implementation of
innovative, responsive strategies and tactics to
continue to meet the needs of target
customers. Within this context you will study
seven modules including:
Because this is a one-year conversion course, it

is suited to people who have already completed
a Higher National Diploma (HND), foundation
degree, or have an equivalent qualification or
credit points, and would like to study further for
a career in marketing.
Business Information, Communication and

Learning (compulsory induction)
International Marketing and
Communications
Contemporary Issues in Marketing

Management
Managing Business Research
Plus three other options such as; a
language; International Tourism; Retail
Marketing; Creativity; Innovation and
Design; Comparative and International
Management; Global Supply Chain
Management.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
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With growing economic interdependence between

nations and the efforts of many organisations to
build a global presence, demands are high for
international management know-how and for
graduates with a broad-based international
business education.
21

N120 BA/IntB (Full-time); N125 BA/IB (Sandwich)
About this course
What will I study?
The course comprises three years of study at

the University and an optional year spent
abroad or in an internationally focused (UK)
business placement. Where selected, the year
abroad is spent as supervised work experience
or as study at one of our partner institutions in
Europe, Asia or North America. More
specifically, this degree aims to provide you
with a general business education and a
specialist understanding of the many aspects
of international business.
Year One
Year Four
Economics for International Business
International Business Research Project
Foreign Language 1
International Strategic Management
What about language?

Language training and cultural studies are at
the heart of the course and reinforce its
international dimension. The course offers
language tuition at a range of ability levels
and in a variety of languages. Advanced level
courses are available for those with A-level
pass grades in French, German and Spanish.
Dutch, Japanese, Mandarin, French, German,
Russian, Spanish and Italian are available at
beginners level or for those with limited
knowledge. English classes are available at a
series of levels for those whose first language is
not English. Turn to page 27 for details on our
University Language Programme.
Your future career

A degree in International Business offers
employment opportunities in a range of fields.
Graduates may pursue management careers
in such areas as international marketing,
international human resource management,
international financial management, business
development and consulting.
Culture, Communication and Learning

Marketing and Business Processes
Quantitative Methods for International
Business
Year Two
Options
Choose one from:
Governance, Business and Development in
the Asia-Pacific Region
Governance, Business and Development in
the European Region
Accounting and Finance for International

Managers
Plus two from:
Foreign Language 2

Communications
Exploring Research in International

Business
Foreign Language
Intercultural Effectiveness
International Tourism: Development and

Impact
The International Business Environment
Global Supply Chain Management
Options
Comparative and International

Management
Choose one from:

Marketing Management
Strategic International Finance

Management
Creativity, Innovation and Design
Competitive Strategy and Innovation

Strategically
Customer Issues in Financial Services
Internet Entrepreneurship
Year Three
Supervised work experience and / or academic
study abroad.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
Student profile
Christian Rasmussen
The course gave me a great insight into how
all the different aspects of business link
together. It provided me with a great
understanding of the world of commerce,
where opportunities exist, what challenges
businesses must overcome and ideas on how
to best manage these situations.
For my placement year I secured an intern

position with Merrill Lynch Private Banking in
Los Angeles, USA. I was able to apply skills I
learned from university as well as develop new,
more analytical and technical skills which are
now proving very valuable.
You might also be

interested in
BA (Hons) Business
Management and
International Strategic
Enterprise
You can find out more about this
course on page 9.
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BA (Hons) International Business (with French)

N1R1 BA/IBWFr
About this course
What will I study?
This course provides the opportunity to spend

two years at Nottingham Business School and
two years at Euromed Ecole De Management
in France.
Modules include:
Our commitment is to educate students for

management in an international environment.
The course covers a broad range of Business
subjects both at home and overseas, with a
particular emphasis on those with an
international focus.
The theoretical underpinning of international

business, together with furthering practical
skills and knowledge is central to this course.
Mastering Global Business
Studying at Euromed allows you the

opportunity to study in both French and
English and your learning will be
complemented by modules which facilitate
cultural and language learning alongside the
development of your international business
knowledge and skills.
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French Language
European and International Marketing

International Tourism
Entrepreneurship
Living and Working Abroad

Ethics and International Management
Culture, Communication and Learning
Working abroad
This course includes a six-month internship in a
global company in France during the second
half of Year Two.

course?
Graduates can expect to enter employment at
junior management level in the UK or
overseas. Potential areas of employment
include finance, treasury, marketing, public
relations, personnel, or logistics in corporations
whose activities are international in character.
The strong academic foundations, real-world
experience, and language competencies
cultivated by the course combine to make
graduates attractive to employers, with
excellent prospects.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
BA (Hons) International Business Administration (one year top-up degree)

N129 BA/IBA
About this course
Graduate Profile
You will gain a specialist understanding of

business and management in an international
context, and will have the opportunity to select
from a series of functional and territorial topic
areas.
Marcel Jastrzembowski
Administration
2008
Because this is a one-year conversion course, it

is suited to people who have already
completed a Higher National Diploma (HND),
foundation degree, or have an equivalent
qualification or credit points, and would like to
study further for a career in international
business.
Students are typically assessed through a
combination of coursework, projects and
examinations. Occasionally, specific skills are
tested, and the value of students contribution
to discussions may be evaluated.
What will I study?

You will study seven modules including:
Business Information, Communication and
Learning (compulsory induction)
Communications
Managing International Business Research
A territorial option (Asia Pacific or European
region)
I studied in the UK via an exchange

programme between NTU and the University
of Paderborn, in Germany.
It has been great to experience cultural
differences whilst developing my writing and
research skills with an international business
specialism.
I think that I have really benefited from the
course and its definitely prepared me for a
great future.
Plus 2 other options such as: a language;

International Tourism; International
Finance; Creativity, Innovation and Design;
Comparative and International
Management
Your future career

Career opportunities exist within many fields,
such as marketing, sales, purchasing,
promotion, human resource management,
finance, insurance, tourism and the media.
Employment prospects are particularly good
for graduates with a high level of businessfocused fluency in foreign languages.
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
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Information Systems
Theres a real demand in both business and

Information Systems for managers who can
realise the full value of Information and how this
can build strategic advantage in an ever growing
competitive landscape. The knowledge from these
courses will help you to keep one step ahead.
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BA (Hons) Business Information Management

NG1M BA/BIM
About this course
What will I study?
The aim of this four-year course is to develop

you to become a manager who can combine
business skills with a good knowledge of the
capability of IT. This should enable you to
communicate and work with managers and IT
specialists to better align their business and
technical objectives.
Year One
Year Three
Supervised work experience
An integral part of the course is its relevancy to

the business environment. Youll not only be
required to complete supervised work
experience, but also undertake relevant real-life
development projects for local organisations.
Graduates of this course will meet the
accreditation requirement of the Institute for
the Management of Information Systems
(IMIS).
What about work placement

opportunities?
A period of paid supervised work experience,
which we can help you find, is an integral part of
the course allowing you to put your theoretical
knowledge into practice in a real work
environment. It enhances both your commercial
awareness and your ability to link theory and
practice in the final year of your studies.
Business Information Systems

Professional Skills for Managers
Information Systems Infrastructures
Quantitative Methods for Business
Year Two
Exploring Research in Information
Management
Information Systems Development
Methodologies
Information Systems, Organisation and
Strategy
Information Systems Project Management
Information Systems and Security
Management
Year Four
Dissertation
Information Systems Development Project
Issues in Information Systems
Strategically
Options
Choose one from:
Improving the Customer Supplier
Relationship
Corporate Governance and Fraud Risk
Management
Data Mining and Financial Data Analysis
Internet Application Development

BA (Hons) Business Management and Information Systems
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
You can find out more about this course on page 9.
BA (Hons) Management and Information Systems (one year top-up degree)

GN52 BA/IMS1
About this course

This one year top-up award is designed for
those who have already undertaken previous
study in Information Technology / Systems to
Diploma level and wish to upgrade this
qualification to an honours degree. Effective
use of Information Systems within
organisations requires managers who are able
to combine business skills with a good
knowledge of the capability of Information
Systems. As the programme bridges the
business/management and ICT communities,
graduates get to understand more about

organisations, their information / knowledge
management problems and ways to recognise
and realise the potential of ICT.
What will I study?

Effective use of Information Systems within
organisations requires managers to be able to
combine business skills with a good knowledge
of the capability of ICT - the course has been
designed to reflect this and comprises modules
entitled:
Independent Learning Project

Strategically
New Perspectives in Organisation and
Management
How do I apply?
and how to apply.
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Your learning environment

Our goal is to develop and prepare you for the
world of work. All of our courses provide a
range of challenging and stimulating learning
activities, each of them designed to develop
your knowledge and existing skills. In addition
to lectures, you will encounter a variety of
learning experiences in seminars and
workshops, including debates, role-playing,
problem-solving, group presentations and
group projects.
More broadly, we also focus on your personal
development. Therefore, you can expect to
develop heightened levels of verbal and
written communication skills, interpersonal
skills, numeracy, IT skills and organisational
skills.
Each module undertaken on the course is
assessed in a variety of ways. Examples of
assessment include reports, essays, policy
briefings, projects, presentations and problemsolving, together with short tests and
examinations.
Virtual Learning Environment

- NOW
University Language
Programme
All students are encouraged to use the

Universitys Virtual Learning Environment, a
flexible and accessible web-based system that
combines a host of electronic resources and
learning tools. It can help you access course
and module documents, reading lists, latest
news and stay in touch with lecturers and
other students.
Learning another language can increase your

chances of success in todays global jobs
market. More and more businesses are
working closely with companies in other
countries so they need many different kinds of
employees who can communicate in different
languages and understand other cultures. No
matter what career you choose, if youve
learned a second language, youll have a real
advantage. You can opt to learn a language
either as part of your course (on an accredited
basis) or in addition to your course (on a
supplementary basis).
All the support you need

We provide a strong, effective and very proactive system of personal tutorial support,
acknowledged by the Quality Assurance
Agency for Higher Education. The University
also offers a range of services, from financial
help and counselling to support services for
international students or those with
disabilities.
Of course, an integral part of your learning will

be the experience you gain from your time in a
work placement.
We offer courses in Arabic, Dutch, English as a

Foreign Language (EFL), French*, German*,
Italian*, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian
and Spanish*. Our Language Resource Centre
on the City campus provides you with a
multimedia environment in which to develop
your language skills.
* From beginner to advanced levels
Your Professional Placement

There was a time when just being a graduate
was enough to make you employable; today
you will have to actively seek out opportunities
to boost your career prospects and give you an
edge in todays competitive job market.
Relevant work experience gives you that little
something extra which employers are looking
for. The essential skills you will develop on your
placement year, such as communication,
problem solving, team working, project and
time management, are invaluable assets when
beginning your graduate career.
These are just a few of the visible benefits that
undertaking a placement can give you:
working knowledge and experience;
valuable work experience in a relevant
business area and the chance to develop a
range of work related skills;
the opportunity to put academic theory in
to practice and apply textbook learning;
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creation of a network of industry contacts

and subsequent job opportunities after the
final year;
financial rewards as most placements are
paid and the associated financial
implication of reducing overall student debt;
career ideas and direction;
personal as well as professional
development including self-confidence, selfdiscipline and responsibility;
ideas for your final year project;
The Business, Law and Social Sciences
Placement and Employment Team has
considerable experience of facilitating the
placement of undergraduate students on
sandwich courses. They offer all the support,
guidance and help to assist you in getting your
placement.
One to one daily appointments are available,
where you can discuss your aspirations and get
help with your CV, applications and interview
technique.
Over 97% of our students are

employed or progress into
postgraduate education within six
months of graduating (HESA Student
Records 2006-2007).
Statistics also suggest that placement
students do better in their final year
and achieve higher grades.
30% of Nottingham Trent University
students who undertook a placement
are employed by the same company
after graduating (HESA Student
Records 2006-2007).
More than 300 companies approach
Nottingham Business School annually
with placements and many choose
only to take NTU students on their
placement schemes, because of the
Business Schools links with them.
International dimension
Nottingham Business School is engaged in a
wide range of international activities. We
conduct international and comparative
research; have far-reaching collaborative
partnerships business and academic across
the globe: and offer students and staff
opportunities to access experience at an
international level.
The diversity of our students and staff also
reflects the international dimension of the
School, and serves to enhance learning in the
field of International Business Management.
At Nottingham Business School, we aim to
provide international students with a
supportive environment and a learning
experience which results in you gaining a
competitive edge in the world of work. Our
national and international networks, coupled
with our high academic standards, ensure that
in choosing us for undergraduate study, you
are benefiting from the knowledge, experience
and resources of many leaders in the field of
business, industry and research.
Entry requirements
We accept a broad range of overseas
qualifications. Check the NTU and Your
Country pages on the international website to
find out whether you have the right
qualifications to meet the entry requirements
for your chosen course.
English language
requirements
IELTS 6.5 (minimum writing score 6.0)
TOEFL 560 (minimum writing score 5.0)
iBT 83 (minimum writing score 24)
You can obtain an English language
qualification after applying to the University.
To help you achieve the language
requirements, we offer pre-sessional English
language courses throughout the year. For
details of all our language courses please visit
www.ntu.ac.uk/pre-sessional
How to apply
Apply online through www.ucas.com
Scholarships
The International Development Office is
offering a wide range of scholarships to nonEU international students applying to
Nottingham Trent University. If you are
interested you will find further information
please visit www.ntu.ac.uk/scholarships
Living expenses
In addition to tuition fees we estimate that
you will need approximately 650 - 680 per
month for living expenses.
Accommodation
You are guaranteed an offer of University
allocated accommodation if you have
accepted a place on a full-time course and
booked your accommodation before 31 July*.
Contracts run throughout the academic year
so you can stay in your room during the
Christmas and Easter holidays.
All accommodation is of a high standard with
options to suit every budget and is safe and
secure. Many students choose to live in the
private sector; we only advertise accredited
private sector accommodation on our website
so you can be sure you are making the right
choices.
Student accommodation services can help you
with every step of the process. Please visit
www.ntu.ac.uk/accommodation
*subject to terms and conditions.
Immigration
Once you receive an offer of a place to study
at Nottingham Trent University it is essential
that you take the appropriate steps to ensure
that you comply with the British immigration
requirements for students entering the UK.
this programme, talk to the International

Student Support Service staff when you have
settled into the University.
Meet and Greet

The University offers a Meet and Greet service
at Heathrow Airport on specific days prior to
the start of the academic year. The Meet and
Greet Team offers information to students
about transport options to Nottingham and
direct students to National Express coaches.
Full details are posted on our website.
Working in the UK during

and after your studies
An increasing number of international
students take advantage of the part-time job
opportunities that are available in Nottingham
while they study. Working part-time enables
you to earn some extra cash, improve your
English and learn about British working life. It
can also be a great addition to your CV. If you
are coming to the end of your studies and
would be interest in staying in the UK to work,
there are a number of schemes available.
There is a wealth of information on the
University website which specifically relates to
international students. Please visit
www.ntu.ac.uk/international to find this and
much more.
On arrival
We run International Student Welcome Events
which provide an excellent opportunity to
meet other students, make friends and to
familiarise yourself with the University and the
city of Nottingham at the start of the
academic year.
As a student at NTU you can also take part in
the UKs biggest Welcome Week a whole
week of activities and events for all new
students.
All international students at NTU have the
opportunity to enrol on the International
Student Support module on the NTU Online
Workspace (NOW). This provides a range of
online resources to support you on arrival and
during your time at NTU.
We also offer a HOST programme to give
international students the opportunity to stay
with a British family for a few days to
experience British life. If you are interested in
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Entry requirements and application details

Found the course for you?
Now its time to apply. Applications are made
through UCAS and your college or sixth-form tutor
will tell you more about filling out the forms.
Mature or international students can find out more
about applying by calling +44 (0)115 848 4488
or emailing nbs.enquiries@ntu.ac.uk
Entry details for each course

(In-Company)
N200 BA/BM
Entry requirements: 320 points, to include
three A-levels / Applied A-levels at Grades A, B,
B not including General Studies. Five GCSEs at
Grade B or above, including Mathematics and
English Language. If youre short-listed, youll
be invited to a day-long business-style
assessment, where youll be asked to do an
individual presentation and interview as well as
a group activity.

N201 BA/MS
Entry requirements: 260 points, normally to
include three A-levels not including General
Studies. Applicants with two A-levels / Applied
A-levels at Grades A, B or above, plus a
maximum of 60 points from other A-levels or
AS-levels, will also be considered on an
individual basis.
BA (Hons) Business
N101 BA/Bu (Full-time)
N100 BA/BusS4 (Sandwich)
Entry requirements: 240 points, to include three
A-levels / Applied A-levels, or two A-levels plus
one AS-level, excluding General Studies.

and Economics
NL21 BA/BMEc (Full-time)
NL2C BA/BMEc4 (Sandwich)

and Accounting and Finance
NNF3 BA/BMAF (Full-time)
NN24 BA/BMAF4 (Sandwich)

and Information Systems
NG2M BA/BMIS (Full-time)
NG2N BA/BMIS4 (Sandwich)

and Marketing
NN25 BA/BMMkt (Full-time)
NN2M BA/BMMkt4 (Sandwich)

and Operations
N291 BA/BMO (Full-time)
N294 BA/BMO4 (Sandwich)

and International Strategic
Enterprise
N292 BA/BMISE (Full-time)
N293 BA/BMISE4 (Sandwich)

and Financial Services and Planning
NN2H BA/BMFSP (Full-time)
NN2J BA/BMFSP4 (Sandwich)

and Human Resources
NN26 BA/BMHR (Full-time)
NN2P BA/BMHR4 (Sandwich)
If you have any queries or concerns, please contact our Admissions Team at nbs.enquiries@ntu.ac.uk or via +44 (0)115 848 4488.
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Economics
Marketing

(with French)
BA (Hons) Economics
BA (Hons) Marketing, Design and

Communication
N1R1 BA/IBWFr
L100 BA/Econ
Entry requirements: 240 points to include three
BA (Hons) Economics, Finance and

Banking
LN1H BA/EFB3 (Full-time)
LN13 BA/EFB (Sandwich)
240 points, to include three A-levels or Applied
A-Levels, or two A-levels plus one AS-level ,
excluding General Studies. We also consider
applications for direct entry to the second or
third year. Please contact the School
admissions team for details.

(Finance)
L101 BA/BEcon

NWP0 BA/MDC (Full-time)

NP59 BA/MDC (Sandwich)
Entry requirements: 240 points. This will
normally include three A-levels / Applied
A-levels, or a double-award Applied A-level in
a relevant subject, plus one other A-level,
excluding General Studies.
BA (Hons) Marketing Management

(One-year top-up degree)
N500 BA/MktMgt
Entry requirements: HND, Diploma of Higher
Education or equivalent in Business or
Management, including a specialism in
marketing. Must have gained a merit overall
and the award must come from a recognised
university or HE institution, an institution with
which we have an agreement, or a partner
institution with which the School exchanges
students.
N120 BA/IntB (Full-time)
N125 BA/IB (Sandwich)
NN4H BA/AF (Full-time)

NN43 BA/AF4 (Sandwich)



Administration
240 points minimum, to include three A-levels

or vocational A-levels (six units) all at grades C
or above. Youll also need French to at least
AS-level, plus five GCSEs at Grade C or above,
excluding General Studies.
Information Management
BA (Hons) Business Information
Management
NG1M BA/BIM
BA (Hons) Management and

Information Systems
GN52 BA/IMS1
Management including a specialism in
Information Systems, with a merit profile, from
a recognised university or Higher Education
institution, an institution with which we have
an agreement, or a partner institution with
which the School exchanges students.

N129 BA/IBA
Management. Must have gained a merit
overall and the award must come from a
recognised university or HE institution, an
institution with which we have an agreement,
or a partner institution with which the School
exchanges students.
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BA (Hons) Management Studies

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BA (Hons) Business Information Management

BA (Hons) Management and Information Systems (one year top-up)

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University Language Programme

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Entry requirements and application details

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Business and Management

Todays businesses are more competitive than ever and

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BA (Hons) Business Management

BA (Hons) Business Management

BA (Hons) Management Studies

BA (Hons) Business Management (In-Company)

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This course is pretty special in that it is the first

Placements will be advertised by the course

We believe this degree better meets the needs

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For further information please view the BABM

Graduates from this course have a 100%

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Year 1: Full-time at Nottingham Business School

Modules run throughout the year as follows:

Company Induction and

Skills Development: Communication

In-Company Supported work period

Skills Development: Team Working

In-Company Supported work period

In-Company Supported work period

Skills Development: Adaptability

Skills Development: Leadership

End of Year Event held in May or June

BA (Hons) Management Studies

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What will I study?

Year Two: placement year

Accounting and Finance for Managers