BA(Hons) International Business

Course Overview

Overview
Today’s executives require a global business outlook. The demands of multinational clients and the demands of a regional role requires that executives possess a broad range of skill sets that address market understanding, strategic insights and communication skills. This course is intended for students who are anticipating careers in international management. This degree aims to provide you with a good grounding in the knowledge and skills required in today’s fast changing business and management arena whilst allowing you to specialise in international business. Strategy, entrepreneurship, e-commerce, culture, international business and marketing are the key components of this course.

Entry Requirements
The BA(Hons) Hong Kong Programme is an advanced standing status programme. To be considered for admission with advanced standing status, applicants must have at least a Diploma qualification in business related disciplines from a recognized institution:

Graduates of the Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) / Advanced Diploma in Management Studies (ADMS) jointly organized by the HKMA / HKPolyU or HKMA / Lingnan University; or other qualifications deemed by University of Huddersfield to be equivalent to these qualifications.
Graduates of a Higher Diploma in Business (or equivalent) in a business related subject such as accounting, administration, corporate management, public sector management or leisure services management from a recognised institution in Hong Kong or elsewhere.
Graduates of the Edexcel Higher National Diploma in a business related subject from a recognised awarding body in the UK or the equivalent for Hong Kong based students. As appropriate, either the UK National Academic Recognition Information Centre (UK NARIC) Database and/or the Hong Kong Qualifications Framework will be used to judge equivalence.
Mature applicants with substantial working experience holding the professional diploma qualification and other relevant experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis.