University of Roehampton

Overview

The BSc (Hons) Business Management and Economics at the University of Roehampton integrates business strategy, management practices, and economic analysis, providing insight into how organizations navigate decision-making in a dynamic environment. This program equips students with robust quantitative and analytical skills through a curriculum focused on data-driven modules and practical projects, laying the groundwork for careers in business, finance, consulting, and policy-making.

What you'll study

The program is designed to progress from foundational principles of business and economics to applied analysis, strategic thinking, and career readiness. The availability of specific modules may vary by academic year.

Typical modules (examples)

• Business Organisations and Environments in a Global Context
• Finance and Accounting for Managers
• Essential Quantitative Skills (or equivalent quantitative foundations)
• Analysing Information and Data for Problem Solving
• Principles of Marketing and Communications in a Digital World
• Managing People and Careers (or equivalent organisational/people-focused module)
• Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Management (or equivalent operations module)
• Macroeconomics and Policy Interventions (or equivalent economics module)
• Managerial Decisions and Incentives (or equivalent decision-making module)
• Strategic Management
• Contemporary Economic Challenges (or equivalent applied economics module)
• Career Project Skills
• Career Project (capstone-style project)

Assessment and progression

Students will be assessed through a combination of essays, reports, presentations, problem-solving tasks, and project work. The capstone career project enables students to showcase their ability to apply business and economic concepts to real-world situations.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements can differ based on the qualification type. Generally, applicants should possess a relevant level 3 qualification suitable for undergraduate study.

Typical examples (may vary):

• Two passes in distinct subjects at GCE Advanced Level; or
• A pass in one subject at GCE Advanced Level plus additional passes at GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level (or equivalent combinations); or
• A BTEC National Certificate or Diploma; or
• The full Diploma of the International Baccalaureate; or
• Other recognised qualifications listed by the university.

Note: Specific subject requirements and grade thresholds may depend on the applicant’s country and qualification profile. Prospective students should verify the latest entry requirements for their intended intake.

Career prospects

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) Business Management and Economics program are well-prepared for a variety of career paths in business sectors, including roles in finance, consulting, and policy development. The combination of analytical skills and practical experience gained throughout the program makes alumni competitive candidates in the job market, equipped to tackle contemporary challenges in the business world.