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03 76 Business, Management and Logistics Management Foundation Degree FdA Part-time Duration 3 years part-time. Start dates September and January. Typical offer 80 UCAS points or equivalent. Applicants must be employed full-time in a junior management or supervisory role as this qualification is part of a professional modern apprenticeship in management. See Entry Requirements page 174. Location Skills Solutions Ltd, Central Manchester. Application In the first instance applicants should approach Skills Solutions Ltd. About the course The part-time foundation degree in Management is delivered by Bolton Business School at the University of Bolton in collaboration with Skills Solutions Ltd, part of the Manchester Solutions Ltd group, which is one of the largest training providers in the North West. The foundation degree in Management is a parttime qualification designed for those who prefer a more practical and vocational perspective rather than a traditional degree course. It offers a nationally and internationally recognised award after three years of study.The foundation degree in Management provides an opportunity to gain vocationally relevant academic knowledge and develop vocational expertise. What you will learn You will learn how to understand consumer behaviour, manage customer service, manage operations, manage and lead people, develop people in work, manage resources, manage information, understand laws relating to management, self-manage performance and development, and undertake independent research into management operations within your workplace. What you will study You study six modules at Level HE4 and six modules at Level HE5, drawn from: Level HE4 Business Skills and Personal Development; Financial Aspects of Business; Introduction to HRM; Understanding Management Information; Elements of Marketing; Business Fundamentals. Level HE5 Operations Management; Research Methods; Marketing; Business Law; Planning for Change; Quality and Customer Service; Organisational Behaviour; Workplace Management. Special features The main class contact sessions will be held at the Skills Solutions Ltd site in Central Manchester. In addition you will be supported on-line from the university. • Small focused lectures. • Friendly programme team. • Learning sessions designed to help accommodate students’ work commitments. careers and professional development The vocational nature of the course is designed to give you a broad insight into the practical application of theory in the world of work, through the extensive use of case studies in learning and assessment. On successful completion of the foundation degree you have the opportunity to enrol on the BA (Hons) Business Studies (Top Up) course which takes three semesters to complete on a part-time basis. Professional accreditation Graduates may be eligible for exemption from various levels and stages of qualifications offered by organisations such as the Institute of Leadership and Management, and the Chartered Management Institute. contents previous next quit
Business, Management and Logistics 03 Media & Creative Business* FdSc Full-time/Part-time BSc (Hons) Full-time/Part-time BSc (Hons) Top Up Full-time/Part-time UcAS code PN3D FdSc/MCB (2 years full-time). PN3C BSc/MCB (3 years full-time). PN31 BSc/MCB1(Top Up - 1 year full-time). Duration FdSc - 2 years full-time or 3 years part-time. BSc (Hons) - 3 years full-time or 4.5 years parttime. BSc (Hons) Top Up - 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time. Start dates September. Typical offer FdSc - 120 UCAS points or equivalent. BSc (Hons) - 220 UCAS points or equivalent. BSc (Hons) Top Up - Direct entry to the BSc (Hons) final year may be possible for applicants with a BTEC HND or FdSc in an appropriate subject. Special consideration is given to applicants without the above qualifications who have relevant work/life experience. Applicants for all these courses must also have five GCSE passes at grade C or equivalent including mathematics and English. Applicants may be required to attend for interview. See Entry Requirements page 174. Location University of Bolton.The FdSc will also be available at a number of regional colleges. About the course Studying Media & Creative Business at the University of Bolton gives you an excellent start onto the media career ladder, working either freelance or in a small business enterprise. Many employers promote themselves here to help you find a job within their company, or, if you T 0 204 903903 E enquiries@bolton.ac.uk W www.bolton.ac.uk are intending to start your own business, help and advice will be available from skilled media professionals. What you will learn Both the FdSc and BSc (Hons) courses begin with the fundamentals of how the media industry operates, how to develop and grow ideas, and how to sell those ideas locally, nationally and globally.The courses help you develop sound business and financial concepts, both on a personal and managerial level. We continue to develop your understanding of these areas in the second year of these courses including a more in-depth approach to ideas generation, marketing and content development across all platforms. If you are initially registered for the FdSc you will be eligible to progress onto the final year of the BSc (Hons) course after successful completion of the foundation degree. In the final year of the BSc (Hons) degree your strategic media management skills will be further enhanced and you will also develop the strategic thinking and planning skills that have been highlighted by the industry as essential. What you will study Level 1 - FdSc and BSc (Hons) Sample modules:The Media World; Innovation and Ideas Generation; Research and Production Skills; Essential Communication - Presentation and Pitching; Production Planning; Rights and Wrongs of Copyright and IPR. Level 2 - FdSc and BSc (Hons) Sample modules:Vital Health and Safety; Technology for Multi-platform Production; Effective Marketing Tools; e-business Skills for Media; Project Management; Project Creation to Realisation. Level 3 - BSc (Hons) and BSc (Hons) Top Up Sample modules: Media Project (compulsory double module); e-business for Competitive Advantage; Rights Exploitation and Distribution; Contemporary Management Issues. Special features One of the distinctive features of this degree is the involvement of practising media industry professionals in guest lectures, on-line tutorials and professional advice sessions. careers and professional development By studying the University of Bolton’s Media & Creative Business courses you will develop the necessary industry-specific skills to enter full-time employment in the media industry or set up your own media business. Career opportunities exist in many genres including: television and radio production, IPTV, animation, games design and music. After completing the BSc (Hons) course you might also choose to continue your studies by undertaking our MSc in Media and Creative Management. On completion of this masters qualification you would be able to move into the highly sought after area of media business management. *Subject to validation. 77 contents previous next quit
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