BA (Hons) Business Management

The Business Management degree at UEA is designed to equip students with essential analytical tools and soft skills, including leadership, communication, and teamwork. With a strong focus on evidence-based management, this program combines both quantitative and qualitative methods for effective decision-making. You’ll gain the ability to interpret data, manage people and resources, and present your ideas convincingly—skills that are crucial for thriving in any business setting.

Rankings & Recognition

• 20th in the UK for Business and Management – Complete University Guide 2023
• 14th for research quality in Business & Management – Times Higher Education REF 2021
• 95% of graduates are employed or pursuing further studies within 15 months – Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020
• Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), which may offer exam exemptions.

Flexibility & Specialisation

After a solid foundational first year, you’ll have the opportunity to specialise in areas such as: Marketing, Talent development, Project management, Law, Entrepreneurship

Learning Environment
Norwich Business School promotes a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse community. All teaching is grounded in top-notch research and industry relevance, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the challenges of the real world.

Career Prospects
Graduates find themselves in a variety of roles within global corporations, startups, or even starting their own businesses. This degree sets you up for exciting careers across different sectors, blending business acumen with strong interpersonal skills.

Assessment Options
Students can opt for a dissertation, project-based work, or choose from five optional modules. Assessment methods include written reports and presentations, emphasizing critical thinking, creativity, and practical application in real-world scenarios.

Course overview

• Year 1: Foundation in business environment, marketing, accounting & finance, data management, organisational behaviour, and an independent business project.

• Year 2: Advanced modules in managing people, information systems, and strategic business analysis.

• Year 3: Optional modules including Marketing Communications, Practical Law, Entrepreneurship, and Business Ethics. Final-year project or dissertation with options for work-based research.