Our approach to learning is student-focused, with emphasis on helping you find things out for yourself.
Lectures, workshops/seminars, tutorials and group work make up 12 hours of contact time each week and you'll spend at least as much time again studying independently.
This can involve essential reading, preparing for classes and presentations, reviewing lecture content, completing written work and revising for end-of-module exams.
In Year one, you'll get support with important academic skills, and you'll be assigned an academic tutor to support you throughout your degree.
Language Proficiency Test - IELTS/TOEFL
Introduction to Management
Economics for Events and Marketing
Understanding Business and Financial Information (Marketing, Events and Tourism)
Understanding the Principles of Marketing (Marketing, Events and Tourism)
Business Decision Making for Marketing and Events
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
Events in Society
Understanding Organisations and People (Marketing, Events and Tourism).
Managing People
Research Methods for Events and Marketing
Planning and Managing Events
Introductory Research Project (Marketing and Events)
The Business of Events
Practical Digital Skills or Management Skills (Marketing and Events)
Introduction to Project Management or Financial Aspects for Marketing, Events and Tourism.
Good Business, Bad Business and Sustainability
Integrated Marketing Communications
Entrepreneurship and Small Business.
Specialised Events Practice
Contemporary Issues in Events
Strategic Management (Marketing, Events and Tourism)
Staging and Evaluating Events
Critical Business Enquiry Project or Enterprise Project or Applied Business Project or Business Project .
