Programme Structure
The BSc in Business Administration equips students with the business knowledge and problem-solving skills required to navigate today’s increasingly complex business world. The programme is structured to ensure students are exposed to a broad range of business areas, including accounting, finance, economics, marketing and business law.
This programme is studied online over three academic years and students will enhance their critical thinking skills and learn how to apply theoretical knowledge to real-life problems. The BSc allows students to gain the foundational knowledge required to achieve success in the business field post-graduation.
Key Facts
Duration: 36 months (Maximum registration 5 years full time & 6 years for part time)
Start Dates: January 2023
Campus: Online
Fees: £6,000/year (payment plan available)
Awarded by The University of law
LSBF Module
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
Organisational Behaviour, Quantitative Methods |
Microeconomics Methods, Introduction to Marketing |
Business Law, Introduction to Finance |
HNC Units
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Business Decision Making/ Business Environment
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Marketing Principles
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Managing Financial Resource and Decisions
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Business Strategy / Business Environment
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Organisations and Behaviour
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Aspects of contract and Negligence
Year 2
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
Information Management Systems, Human Resource Management |
Statistics, Financial Accounting | Corporate Finance, Operations Management |
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
International Marketing, |
Research Methods |
(Choice of any two project modules below) Project Management, Global Business Management, Governance and Ethics, Corporate Reporting |
Learning methods
The learning and teaching strategy is organised using current research in a range of subjects that underpin business and management. The learning methods also focus on providing students with an understanding of the requirements involved in professional practice. Students will benefit from a varied syllabus and a learning environment that incorporates a range of teaching and learning methods including:
- Dissemination of information and facilitation of learning via lectures, seminars and Internet.
- Debate and discussion in seminars, plenary sessions and online discussion boards.
- Directed reading through the use of texts, organisational and government data, articles and handouts.
- Individual presentation of financial data and associated activities.
- Development of a research proposal culminating in the completion of a project.
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Student comments
Barbara Szwarc
Sami Mathlouthi
Sumit Ahuja