Bachelor of Business (Management)

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Business (Management) degree from Kaplan Business School equips students with the knowledge and skills to become effective managers in any industry. The program offers a solid foundation in core management principles and allows students to specialize in areas such as human resources, finance, or marketing. Graduates are prepared for a wide range of management careers, including management consulting, corporate management, and small business ownership.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Our Bachelor of Business (Management) degree equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to become a respected manager of people in a professional environment. The insights you gain will be relevant to any industry and will empower you to build productive, ethical and successful teams and organizations.

Outline:

The Bachelor of Business (Management) program at Kaplan Business School consists of 24 subjects, including 15 core and 9 electives. The core subjects provide a foundation in the key areas of management, such as business communication, accounting, economics, commercial law, and skills for numerical analysis. The elective subjects allow students to specialize in a particular area of management, such as human resources, finance, or marketing. The program is structured into three levels:

• Level 100: This level introduces students to the fundamental concepts of business and management.
Core subjects include business communication, introduction to accounting, economics, commercial law, and skills for numerical analysis.
• Level 200: This level builds on the foundation established in Level 100 and introduces students to more advanced concepts in management.
Core subjects include introduction to management, organizing people at work, governance, ethics and sustainability, managing projects, managing operations, and people and culture.
• Level 300: This level provides students with the opportunity to specialize in a particular area of management.
Core subjects include dynamic strategy, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, management in global business, and managing change.

Assessment:

Students are assessed through a variety of methods, including:

• Assignments: Students are required to complete a number of assignments throughout the program, which may include essays, case studies, and presentations.
• Exams: Students are required to sit for exams at the end of each semester.
• Projects: Students may be required to complete projects as part of their assessment.

Teaching:

The Bachelor of Business (Management) program is taught by a team of experienced and qualified academics. The teaching methods used in the program include:

• Lectures: Lectures are used to introduce new concepts and theories.
• Tutorials: Tutorials are smaller group sessions that allow students to discuss the material covered in lectures and to work on assignments.
• Workshops: Workshops are practical sessions that allow students to apply the concepts and theories they have learned in lectures and tutorials.

Careers:

Graduates of the Bachelor of Business (Management) program can pursue a wide range of careers in management. Some of the most common career paths include:

• Management consultant
• Business strategist
• Corporate manager
• Human resources adviser
• Small business owner