This course has been designed for all students who want to improve their analytical and evaluative skills. It introduces students about all of business management. Topics include but are not limited to privatization, multinationals, growth and integration, PEST analysis, BCG Matrix, Ansoff Matrix, Force Field Analysis, SWOT analysis, Porter's Five orces analysis, further HRM, organisational structure, communication, marketing strategy, lean production and quality, capacity utilisation, budgets and contents of published accounts.

A course in Business and Management will prepare you for a variety of different possible career paths – and with a degree in this field, you’ll always be in demand.

That’s because the skills you’ll gain in a Business and Management program are extremely transferrable, which means that they will be useful in many different industries. That gives you an amazing amount of flexibility if you decide that you want to shift to a different industry or role.

Like many other fields, Business and Management is feeling the impact of technological advances. With big data and artificial intelligence allowing many tasks to be automated, the nature of business is changing every day.

But while most Business and Management specializations are not going to experience dramatic growth in the next decade, the outlook is generally positive according to projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In fact, most job titles in business-related fields are expected to experience steadily increasing demand, keeping pace with the average rate of growth for all jobs.