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Business and Enterprise (Level 5 Foundation Degree)
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Business
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Awarding Body
Course Modules
- Digital Marketing Management
- Principles of Economics
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Principles of Management
- Foundations of Entrepreneurship
- Professional Skills
- Work-Based Learning
- Academic and Career Enhancement Skills
- High Performance Work Enterprises
- Accounts and Ethics for Business Managers
- Marketing in the Digital Era
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
64 UCAS points + GCSE Maths Grade C or equivalent) and GCSE English Grade C or equivalent Access - 50% (which includes Level 2 in Communications & Mathematics)ROI Requirements
64 UCAS points equivalent + OLC (Grade O4 or above) in English and Maths or equivalent. Access - 50% (which includes Level 2 in Communications & Mathematics)Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
Work placement takes place in the second year of the course, 2 - 3 days per week over 24 weeks (for full time students). For part time students it takes place both in year 1 and in year 2.
Fee Information
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Additional Fees
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Other - Exam Fee payable
What's Next?
Further Study
Validated by Ulster University the Foundation Degree is an Ulster University degree in its own right but also provides the opportunity to progress to the final year of the Honours Business degree at Magee (after successful completion of a summer bridging module subject to entry criteria). Students who choose this option would complete a BSc Hons Business degree in 3 years full time study (2 years NWRC plus 1 year Magee).Career Prospects
Progression opportunities include careers in Marketing, Finance, Business Development and Human Resources.Enquiry
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My time studying Art & Design at Limavady campus allowed me to fully develop my creative and technical skills that I use every day running my own business, Amity Tattoo, in Ballymoney.Abigail Smyth (Art & Design) -
My lecturers have been so supportive and helpful, the course modules are enjoyable and there's plenty of opportunities for students.Annie McCafferty (Access in Combined Studies)