Bachelor's Degree
Business Skills for the Workplace (CertHE)
If you’re looking to develop your business skills and build a strong foundation for your c...
Are you interested in how computing can be used to improve business functions in today’s increasingly tech-driven business world? Our CMI accredited BA (Hons) Business Management and Computing degree will instil fundamental business skills alongside the latest trends in business computing and IT, helping you gain valuable workplace skills across both disciplines.
This course has been designed in close consultation with some of today’s biggest players, such as Google, Coca Cola, and Oracle, ensuring the skills you gain are both in-demand and highly relevant to today’s workplace. You’ll acquire an in-depth understanding of how to successfully run a business, alongside how computing contributes towards this. Not only that, but you’ll be taught all of this by industry experts who will provide you with real insight into the sector.
In addition to this multidisciplinary knowledge, the course is run with your long-term future and employability in mind. With our business simulation software you’ll have the opportunity to apply your learning to practise in a safe environment, allowing you to experience first-hand how to run a business and overcome the challenges you might face along the way. You’ll also have access to the Arden Enterprise Incubator, which provides a host of resources aimed at nurturing your business acumen, such as training, coaching, and workshops led by industry experts. Through this, you’ll learn the ins and outs of starting, running, and developing a successful business.
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Simply put, the possibilities are endless! Graduates from this degree will have advanced skills in two of today’s most in-demand disciplines, giving you a wide range of career options to choose from. And as organisations are becoming more and more reliant on technology, your qualification is sure to set you up for success in almost any sector. Some professional roles you might consider are: