University Campus Suffolk

What you'll study

Teaching is delivered through a block-and-blend approach. First-year core topics listed for the course include:

• What is Contemporary Business?
• Accounting for Managers
• Competitive Business Environments
• Digital Marketing and Artificial Intelligence
• Enterprise and Digital Business

Beyond year one, students may progress to either the Business Management (Digital Marketing) pathway or the Business Management (Digital Innovation and Enterprise) pathway. The course features guest speakers, live briefs, short business projects, and access to a Business Solutions Centre and campus technologies such as a Bloomberg Lab, virtual reality and AI tools.

Entry requirements

Typical academic requirements published for entry include 112 UCAS points (or above) with example offers such as BBC at A-level, DMM for BTEC, Merit for T Level and a Pass in Access to HE Diploma. All applicants are required to hold GCSE English and Maths. For 2026 entry applicants are asked to contact the Clearing Hotline for up-to-date advice on qualifications and suitability.

Career prospects

The programme targets a range of business roles including business development, digital marketing, accounts or project management, operations, innovation consultancy and entrepreneurship. Practical placements, live briefs with employers and industry-linked projects are designed to help students apply learning, develop CVs and interview skills prior to graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page directs applicants to institutional fees and funding information; prospective students should consult the university's fees and funding resources and the Definitive Course Record for details. Students are encouraged to consider the placement or study-abroad options as ways to enhance employability and to contact the university for current scholarship and financial support opportunities.