Applicants studying A levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma, will be eligible for direct entry if you meet your chosen programme’s entry requirements. For study on our Foundation and Undergraduate programmes, English language at grade C or above in the ACSE is sufficient to meet the standard English language requirements. For study on our Foundation and Undergraduate programmes, English language at grade 5 or above in the South African National Senior Certificate (or pre-2008 in the Senior Certificate) is sufficient to meet the standard English language requirements. For study on our Foundation and Undergraduate programmes English language at grade C or above in the CIE O Level or Cambridge High School Certificate is sufficient to meet the standard English language requirements. For study on our Foundation and Undergraduate programmes, English language at grade C or above in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education is sufficient to meet the standard English language requirements.
- You are also required to take personal responsibility for your studies; this includes undertaking all study in support of your programme as prescribed by UEL.
- A new way of doing business, freelancing is emerging as a vessel for modern, busy people to thrive as entrepreneurs.
- You will gain a wide perspective and thorough grounding through studying Management, Accountancy, Statistics and Economics alongside courses chosen from other options in the MA programme.
- Teams experience the implications of their marketing decisions in a way that is close to real-life.
- Prepare for graduate recruitment by ensuring you have the professional skills required in the workplace.
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Music and Business Management with Year Abroad
St Mary’s University is a small and beautiful campus university in West London, with a friendly and professional atmosphere. Get ready to enter the corporate world with confidence in your ability to operate and manage at a high level by studying this Business Management degree. There are four open days every year, usually in June, July, September and October.
This course reviews the legal and regulatory framework surrounding employment, including recruitment, termination, and discrimination law. The course topics include employment-at-will, EEO, ADA, OSHA, and other laws affecting the workplace. This course covers how to analyze current trends and issues in employment law and apply this knowledge to manage risk effectively in the employment relationship.