Business Management (Graduate Apprenticeship) BA (Hons)

Course Overview

The UWS BA (Hons) Business Management Graduate Apprenticeship is delivered through a combination of work-based learning and online study. Work-based learning accounts for more than half of the degree. All Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) degrees require that applicants are employed in a relevant role in Scotland, and they have the right to live and work in Scotland.

The course uses modern innovative teaching practice with blended learning, industry led projects, and innovative work-based assessments to help you balance study with work and life commitments. The course will also cultivate professional management skills in time management, enquiry based research, and problem-based learning. During your time in UWS you will be supported by a dedicated team of lecturers, the programme leader and a personal tutor who meet regularly with you on campus and in your workplace.

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Hear from two current students talk about the benefits of our BA (Hons) Business Management course:

JOHN MCNAB, GRADUATE APPRENTICE

Gillian Clelland, Graduate Apprentice

The UWS BA (Hons) Business Management Graduate Apprenticeship is delivered through a combination of work-based learning and online study. Work-based learning accounts for more than half of the degree. All Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) degrees require that applicants are employed in a relevant role in Scotland, and they have the right to live and work in Scotland.

The course uses modern innovative teaching practice with blended learning, industry led projects, and innovative work-based assessments to help you balance study with work and life commitments. The course will also cultivate professional management skills in time management, enquiry based research, and problem-based learning. During your time in UWS you will be supported by a dedicated team of lecturers, the programme leader and a personal tutor who meet regularly with you on campus and in your workplace.

Year 1:  Applicants must have completed the Certificate of General Secondary Education plus a relevant Foundation programme or Diploma Year 2:  Community College Diploma

If you do not fall into any of the categories above you will need to provide proof of your English language ability through the International English Language Test System (IELTS) or the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).

Duo Lingo

For 2022-23 entry, the University has approved the use of the online Duolingo English test as evidence of English language ability. UWS will accept an overall score between 90-115 with no component score below 90.