Global Communication with Business Management (Final Year Entry)

Overview Are you ready to stand out in tomorrow’s corporate world? Do you aspire to take on a leadership role in global business communication? Are you eager to explore exciting career opportunities emerging from advances in digital media and technology? If so, our BA Global Communication with Business Management (Final Year Entry) is for you.

On this course, you'll deepen your understanding of international business while developing your skills as a global communicator and workplace communication leader. You'll gain insight into the most pressing contemporary issues in digital media and technology, including the transformative effects of AI and machine learning on audience engagement and media creation. You’ll also be offered training to strengthen your English communication skills to support your future success.

You'll benefit from the expertise of leading academics and insider insights of professionals in business and communications. Our teaching approach combines hands-on, immersive experiences with real-world application. You’ll explore key theoretical concepts and learn to apply them effectively to solve practical, real-world problems.

This course has no written exams. Our focus is on coursework, allowing you to excel while building a portfolio of work to showcase your abilities to future employers. You’ll also develop essential presentation skills, preparing you to confidently communicate and lead in your future career.

You'll graduate with a unique combination of skills, knowledge and experience that will equip you for leadership roles in the global corporate environment. You might pursue a career in Public Relations, Media Management, Translation and Communication Services, Digital Marketing and Social Media, or enter People Management or International Business Development. This course can open doors to a wealth of career opportunities.

Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk