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Memberships

Stage I

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• Organisational Behaviour
• Quantitative Methods
• Microeconomics
• Introduction to Marketing
• Business Law
• Introduction to Finance

• Develop tactical business capabilities, including analysis and interpretation of data, critical evaluation of management theories, selection and synthesis, reasoned argument, research and decision-making.

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• Enhance skills in problem-solving, critical thinking and reasoning. Students are evaluated through their knowledge and research using these skills as they relate to business administration and the business environment for applying theory and theoretical models to practical situations.

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• Develop effective management, technical, numerical, communication and research skills that can be applied to organisations effectively.

Programme Structure

Programme Highlights

Study Online

Choose your own study hours and work around a busy schedule by studying online with LSBF.

Engaging Study Material

We believe that dynamic and interactive lectures not only facilitate understanding but also make the learning process enjoyable and effective. Our online and in-person programmes provide the opportunity to fine-tune your education and study topics you genuinely care about.

Support and Guidance

Comprehensive support and guidance for students are integral to a well-rounded education. Receive personalised academic advice and a range of resources to help you excel in your studies and career.

Your Virtual Campus

Access the hub for collaborative learning, discussion forums, and easy access to course materials. Step into a dynamic online learning environment that connects you with tutors, peers, and resources from around the world.

Entry Requirement

Application Documents

• The requirements for acceptance based on mature route are work experience of minimum 2 years. The student will need to provide 2 letters of reference and CV.
• If a student has strong qualifications but lacks an official English test, is not from a majority English-speaking country, or has not completed an approved English qualification, they may be evaluated by the Academic Board for an exemption from providing English proficiency proof based on their work experience in an English-speaking professional setting, or any other mean of obtaining a sufficient level of English language. This is to be done through an interview with the board, where the applicant is given an opportunity to demonstrate the level of English and explain his professional and personal journey.

Language

• IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.
• High school completed in English.
• Bachelors completed in English.
• 2 years of work experience in an English-speaking environment (upon approval by admissions board).

Take the next step

Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Honours) Business Administration

The BSc in Business Administration equips students with the knowledge and understanding of the key aspects of business and management relevant to organisations in the modern world. In doing so, it also seeks to instil in them, through the learning experiences offered, many of the skills and competences which allow for effective managerial behaviour in today’s complex organisations and turbulent business environments. The curriculum, learning and teaching strategy are specifically focused on ensuring students are “work ready” at the point of graduation.

Stage III

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• Research Methods
• International Marketing
• Cross-cultural Management and Contemporary Issues
• Project Management (Project)
• Global Business Management (Project)
• Governance and Ethics (Project)

• Analyse different domains of business administration knowledge as well as different management styles and perspectives. This includes an appreciation of the management and leadership theories that underpin best practices.

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• Prepare students for graduate employment, research, further study and lifelong learning by developing their intellectual, practical and key (transferable) skills.