University of Wales, Bangor

What you'll study

The programme builds a broad base in business and enterprise and allows tailoring through optional modules from across the Business School. Core learning areas and topics explicitly offered include:

• Management, enterprise, creativity and innovation
• Business strategy and project management
• Finance and accounting including financial forecasting
• Marketing and brand management
• Consumer behaviour and the global economy

Students engage with business and industry through placements, internships and visits from entrepreneurs and social enterprise practitioners. Optional modules let you play to strengths or career goals.

Entry requirements

The published page does not give specific academic grades. Applicants are directed to contact Admissions for guidance and to apply via the university application channels; part-time applications are made online rather than through UCAS.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to found and run small businesses, join start-ups or take roles in larger organisations where entrepreneurial thinking is valued. The course emphasises practical skills such as securing funding, stakeholder management, team building, data-informed decision making and financial forecasting that support careers in business leadership, enterprise development, consultancy and project management.

Scholarships & funding angle

General student finance information is provided by the university: eligibility for government-funded loans depends on prior study, age and residency status and the Student Finance team can advise. Part-time students retain access to university resources and may be eligible for financial support depending on circumstances.