International Business (Final Year Entry)

Oxford Brookes University
Undergraduate BA (Hons) Full-time 1 Year Business and management studies

A-Level Entry

N/A

About this course

If you want to add to your existing qualifications and transition to an honours degree, our International Business top-up course is for you.

You will investigate;

  • how businesses work internationally

  • the challenges managers face in an increasingly global world.

    And you’ll gain the confidence and skills to work in a range of international organisations, with many different cultures.

    You’ll learn about international management, critical thinking and sustainability, including;

  • decision making in culturally diverse organisations

  • resource allocation to ensure success

  • the challenges of long-term economic and environmental sustainability.

    Our Business School is known internationally for learning and teaching. You’ll receive an engaging learning experience, and the skills to succeed in a wide range of business careers.

  • Entry Requirements

    A-Level Grades N/A

    Study Options

    This course is available in 2 study options:

    Full-time Shown above

    Duration: 1 Year

    Qualification: BA (Hons)

    Location: Oxford

    Part-time

    Duration: 3 Years

    Qualification: BA (Hons)

    Location: Oxford

    Career Prospects

    Graduates from this course typically go into the following occupations:

    2431 Management consultants and business analysts
    1132 Marketing, sales and advertising directors
    1121 Production managers and directors in manufacturing
    2432 Marketing and commercial managers
    1134 Purchasing managers and directors
    1150 Managers and directors in retail and wholesale

    Course Details

    Qualification
    Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
    Study Mode
    Full-time
    Duration
    1 Year
    Start Date
    2025
    Academic Year
    2025
    Campus / Location
    Oxford
    Scheme
    Undergraduate
    Subjects
    Business and management studies