The Guardian newspaper (May 2003) ranked the Business School 11 in UK . Daily Telegraph also rated the Business School in the top 6 for Accountancy and Finance and Purchasing and Supply Chain Managemenrt.


　IELTS: 6.0


　￡7,500 2003/04



　The University guarantees a room in Halls of Residence to all first year students.
　On campus accommodation: from ￡210/m
　Off campus accommodation: from ￡180/m


　￡80-100/m

  •  A new university with good facilities, including sports and entertaining
  •  Very safe and quiet environment, good for concentration and study
  •  Close to Cardiff where you can enjoy colourful city life
  •  Very high rating on employment due to the practical focus of their courses
  •  The Business School achieved “Excellent” for teaching in its two core disciplines: Business and Management Studies Accounting
  •  University has a high successful rate to provide students with work placements

　The University have great industry links and students can choose to work for a year (paid a full wage) in between years 2 and 3.
　There is maximum flexibility to study for a general business degree or a specialist " named" award e.g. B.A.(Hons) Marketing; Human Resource Management ; Accounting and Finance; International Accounting etc
　The University use a variety of teaching methods including lectures, workshops, tutorials . Our well qualified andhelpful staff see learning as a partnership between lecturer and student, in which both play an active role.
　The Business School has more international students than any other School and learning is achieved in a muti cultural environment where cultural fluency is recognised as being important to solving business problems.


　This course covers the four main themes of financial reporting, management accounting, financial management and computerised accounting systems.


　The course will meet the needs of those students who ultimately wish to embark upon a career in accountancy and business management.
　You have the option of spending the third year on placement gaining the benefit of practical experience which in addition to complementing your academic studies, would help to satisfy the requirements for membership of a professional body such as CIMA.


　A broad-based course with options in the second and final year (or the option to switch to one of the specialist degrees at the end of the common first year). Optional work placement.
This course was created to prepare people for a broad range of roles within the business world. It covers modules in the core business areas. There are options available in the second and final year so that you can develop particular interests during the course. Other students prefer to follow one of our specialist named awards in:

  •  Business Economics
  •  Business Information Management
  •  Business and Public Service Management
  •  Enterprise and Small Business
  •  Human Resource Management
  •  International Business Studies
  •  Marketing
  •  Purchasing and Supply Chain Management

　This course covers the four main themes of financial reporting, management accounting, financial management and computerised accounting systems.
This course deals with the subject areas named above from the international perspective. Combining the key elements of a traditional accounting course, but delivery within an international context makes this course special.
　This course gives your degree a different ‘flavour' from the standard degree and aims you at a more international job market. This course is also popular with overseas students who may be partly qualified within their own country and seek to join at second or final year.

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