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BA (Hons) Global Business & Design
Management
UCAS code NNC2, with Foundation Course NN12
Why should I choose this pathway?
Choosing to study Global Business and
Design Management offers you the dynamic combination of business
and creativity.
According to The
European Design Training Incubator (EDTI), there are major gaps
relating to the management of design business. RBS London seeks to
address these gaps. We are currently the only institution in the UK
to offer business and design management at undergraduate level –
giving our students a competitive edge.
The degree pathway
provides a design studio culture ensuring the furthering of
interactive and creative problem solving and the development of a
skills tool-kit that meets the needs of design managers working
within organisations worldwide. Your personal growth and
development are supported by a state-of-the art module on
Introduction to increase knowledge of industry expectations.
Upon completion of the degree you will have
the confidence to make decisions and take calculated risks required
to foster an innovation process in a business environment. You will
demonstrate the ability to implement design thinking as a strategic
tool in order to address and respond to the needs for future
business growth, and to contribute to wealth of creativity and
innovation.
Key Skills
This degree pathway will allow you to develop
the following key skills:
- Creative thought processes
- Innovation management
- Strategic design planning
- Knowledge of the Creative Industries
- Visual communication and semiotics
- Confidence in new ideas
- Product and services development
- Intellectual property protection
- Cultural history of global design
Future Opportunities
This degree pathway is an excellent choice for students who wish
to work in the following industries or to continue with
postgraduate education:
- Fashion
- Telecommunications
- Entertainment and leisure
- Applied professions (in medicine, finance, law)
- Creative sectors (in the areas of science and technology;
research and development of technology-based industries; in art,
music, culture, aesthetics and design)
An example of the BA (Hons) Global Business & Design
Management course structure:
BA (Hons) Global Business & Design
Management
| Level 1 |
Level 2 |
Level 3 |
| Business Communication |
Human Resource Management |
Dissertation: Proposal & Lit Review |
| ICT Skills |
Issues in Contemporary Management |
Corporate Strategy |
| Economics for Business |
Marketing Communications |
Dissertation : Design & Submission |
| Introduction to Global Business |
Managment Accounting |
Design Management in Practice |
| Principles of Business Law |
Managing Design for Business |
|
| Foundations of Global Political Economy |
Business Planning |
|
| Research Skills |
Principles of Design Management |
|
| Quantitative Business Analysis |
Choice of TWO Pathway Electives (see below - Level
2) |
Choice of TWO Pathway Electives (see below -
Level 3) |
| Introduction to Management |
Choice of ONE Free Choice Elective (see below - Level
2) |
Choice of TWO Free Choice Electives (see
below - Level 3) |
| Principles of Marketing |
|
|
| Financial Accounting |
|
|
* Not all electives will be
available in each year. Some electives have pre-requisites which
may limit choice.
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