BA (Hons) Event Management (with Foundation Year) draft
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
This Event Management program provides a comprehensive foundation in business management, responsible practices, and event operations. Students develop academic skills, explore industry concepts, and choose from a range of optional modules to specialize in areas such as marketing, innovation, and sustainability. The program emphasizes practical experience, with coursework assessments and industry connections preparing graduates for careers in event management and related fields.
Program Outline
Outline:
Year 0 (Level 3):
- Developing Academic Skills and a Sense of Vocation: Supports students with the transition to university, developing academic skills and a sense of vocation.
- World of Business: Introduces students to business management concepts and explores contemporary themes.
Year 2 (Level 5):
- Optional Modules: Students choose 30 credits from the following:
- Performance Marketing
- Creativity, Design and Innovation
- Relationship Marketing
- Volunteering
Year 3 (Level 6):
- Optional Modules: Students choose 30 credits from the following:
- Brand Innovation and Management
- Social Media Management
- Communications Management
Assessment:
Assessment Balance:
- Year 0: 83% coursework, 0% written exams, 17% practical exams
- Year 1: 75% coursework, 13% written exams, 12% practical exams
- Year 2: 75% coursework, 0% written exams, 25% practical exams
- Year 3: 87% coursework, 13% written exams, 0% practical exams
Feedback:
Timely and appropriate feedback will be provided to support learning and development.
Teaching:
- Lectures and seminars are held between 9am-6pm, Monday to Friday during term time.
- Wednesday afternoons are free from timetabled teaching for personal study and activities.
- Additional learning opportunities such as evening lectures may occur outside scheduled hours.
- Students are encouraged to seek feedback from course tutors.
Careers:
Possible Careers:
- Event management companies
- Venues
- Leisure departments
- Festival and tourist organizations
- Publishing
- Sports and entertainment
Other:
- The program is ranked in the Top 20 UK Event Management degrees in the Guardian University League Table 2020.
- Students have access to professional software widely used in the event management industry.
- Strong links with leading industry associations provide access to competitions, research, and events.
- The program aims to shape confident learners and prepare students for further studies or employment.
- Independent learning is encouraged, with opportunities for independent research and analysis.
- Students receive support from staff and have access to a wide range of university services.
- Feedback from students suggests a positive learning environment with supportive staff (though this is not specified in the original text).
UK / Channel Islands /Isle of Man / Republic of Ireland International Year 1 £9,250 £16,700 Year 2 £9,250 £16,700 Year 3 £9,250 £16,700 Year 4 £9,250 £16,700 Total £37,000 £66,800 Optional Sandwich Year £1,850 £3,340 Total with Sandwich Year £38,850 £70,140
Entry Requirements:
UK Students:
- Typical Offer: 48 points. This includes a range of level 3 qualifications like:
- A-Levels: EEE or equivalent from 3 A Levels.
- BTEC/CTEC: PPP or equivalent from a BTEC qualification.
- International Baccalaureate: Minimum 1 Higher Level certificates with grade H4.
- Other Qualifications:
- Access to Higher Education Diploma.
- Scottish Highers.
- UAL Diploma/Extended Diploma.
- WJEC Applied Certificate/Diploma.
- Smaller Level 3 qualifications (max. 32 points) like Extended Project, Music, or Dance qualifications.
- GCSE: English Language at grade 4 (C) or higher. Functional Skills Level 2 accepted.
- Mature Applicants: Offers may vary based on work/life experiences and qualifications held.
- English Language Requirements:
- IELTS: 5.5 overall with minimum 5.5 in each component (Year 1 entry)
- Other accepted tests: IELTS Indicator, Pearson PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced, TOEFL iBT
Language Proficiency Requirements:
International students
whose first language is not English must meet the above-mentioned English Language Requirements. Results must be from an approved English language test or qualification taken within two years of starting the program.
Summary:
This program has specific entry requirements for both UK and International students, including specific qualifications, grades, and English Language proficiency. Please ensure you meet these requirements before applying.
