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Bio-business MSc

The Bio-business programme gives an overview of the history of, and trends in, industrial biosciences research and development.

Business (BSc): 3-Year, Full-Time, Central London

We take a genuinely interdisciplinary approach to the subject, offering you an innovative way of learning about topics that cannot be pigeonholed.

Business (BSc): 3-Year, Full-Time, Stratford

This flexible course is rooted in real-world business practice and will help you relate your own experience to your studies.

Business (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, Central London

This highly flexible course is designed both for students who want to obtain a general knowledge of business studies.

Business (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, Stratford

This flexible course is rooted in real-world business practice and will help you relate your own experience to your studies.

Business BSc (Hons)

This programme attracts students from both the public and private sectors, including administrators, clerical workers and managers, as well as the self-employed

Business Innovation (Postgraduate Certificate)

Technological change and the digital economy raise new economic and managerial challenges for businesses and public and private sector organisations.

Business Innovation with E-Business MSc

Technological change and the digital economy raise new economic and managerial challenges for businesses and public and private sector organisations.

Business Innovation with International Technology Management MSc

Technological change and the digital economy raise new economic and managerial challenges for businesses and public and private sector organisations.

Business Psychology (BSc): 3-Year, Full-Time

Psychology provides insights that help us to understand the behaviour of people in business and organisational contexts.