Glasgow Caledonian University

Overview

The International Business and Human Resource Management Pathway (Hons) at Glasgow Caledonian University is designed for students wishing to merge their understanding of global business dynamics with essential human resource management skills. This programme offers a unique two-part structure, where students first complete the HND Business at Glasgow City College, followed by advanced studies at Glasgow Caledonian University.

What you'll study

This pathway provides a comprehensive education that emphasizes practical business knowledge along with people-management and employment relations skills.

Stage 1 (Years 1–2): Students begin their journey with the HND Business at Glasgow City College. Successful completion enables progression to Year 3.

Stage 2 (Year 3): At Glasgow Caledonian University, students engage in degree-level modules that cover a range of relevant topics, including:

• Entrepreneurship for Business
• Society and the Professions
• Contemporary Employment Relations
• International Business Strategy
• Business Research Methods
• Additional HND Business units

Assessment: Evaluation methods typically include essays, reports, presentations, and practical assignments, all aligned with business and HR practices.

Entry requirements

To join this pathway, you must meet the entry criteria for the HND Business stage at Glasgow City College and fulfill the progression requirements to access Year 3 of the BA (Hons) at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Progression criteria: To progress to Year 3, students must achieve HND Business-graded units at a satisfactory level.

Career prospects

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for various roles in the international business and human resources sectors. They may explore opportunities in multinational corporations, human resource departments, consultancy, and entrepreneurship, among others. Additionally, graduates may be eligible to apply for a UK work visa after completing their studies, subject to current UK government regulations.

• Typical route: The UK Graduate route may enable eligible international students to work in the UK post-graduation.
• Duration: If eligible, the Graduate route can provide permission to work for a specified period after obtaining a bachelor's degree.
• Eligibility basics: Completion of an eligible qualification and adherence to visa requirements during the study period are necessary.
• Important note: Visa regulations may change, so staying informed is essential.