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BSc (Hons)

Business Management

Year of Entry

2026-27

2027-28

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Why study this course

Our flagship business degree - develop a broad and contemporary understanding of how organisations operate, compete and succeed.

Lead people, not just processes - develop leadership, communication, people and organisational skills.

Business for a digital world - explore AI, digital business, analytics and emerging technologies.

Built for career flexibility - prepare for opportunities across management, consultancy, operations, entrepreneurship and leadership

Course summary

The BSc (Hons) Business Management provides a broad, contemporary business education designed around the organisations and challenges of tomorrow.

You will develop knowledge across management, leadership, people, strategy, enterprise and organisational performance while building the practical and digital capabilities needed to succeed in a changing economy.

The degree takes a people-centred approach to management. You will explore how effective leaders motivate and develop people, build organisational cultures and respond to complex challenges.

Digital business, AI, analytics and innovation are also central to understanding modern organisations. You will consider how technology changes business models, decision-making, customer relationships and work.

The degree is designed to keep your career options broad while giving you a strong business identity. Whether you want to enter management, consultancy, operations, entrepreneurship or another commercial career, you will develop transferable skills that can be applied across sectors.

Please note, this course is currently going through validation.

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Key facts

Award	BSc (Hons)
UCAS code	N110
Typical offer	104 points
Duration	3 Years
Mode of study	Full time
Start date	September 2027 2026
Award	Lincoln Bishop University
Institution code	B38

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About this course

Business is about more than understanding how individual functions work. It is about understanding how people, ideas, resources and decisions come together to create organisational performance.

This degree provides a broad view of business while allowing you to explore contemporary issues shaping organisations.

You will examine leadership, organisational behaviour, strategy, people, enterprise, digital business and responsible management. AI and analytics will help you understand how technology is changing decision-making and business models.

A particular emphasis is placed on leadership and people. Successful organisations need managers who can communicate, motivate, develop talent and create environments where people can perform effectively.

Responsible leadership is central to effective modern management. Throughout the degree, you will explore ethics, responsible decision-making, sustainability and the wider impact of organisational activity.

You will consider how businesses can balance commercial performance with responsibilities towards employees, customers, communities and the environment. Themes connected to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will help you understand the contribution businesses can make to wider sustainable development.

The course combines a strong Lincolnshire identity with a global outlook. You will explore business challenges, markets and opportunities from local, national and international perspectives.

Lincolnshire's diverse economy provides opportunities to understand organisations operating across agriculture and food, manufacturing, tourism, retail and professional services, while also considering global supply chains, international competition, technological change and emerging markets.

You will also develop your ability to analyse complex business problems and turn ideas into practical recommendations. The programme therefore combines academic understanding with applied professional development.

Scheduled Teaching Hours

Undergraduate programmes consist of 360 HE credits, with each credit equating to 10 hours of learning.

Depending upon the mode of delivery (i.e. face-to-face/in-person, online or a blend of these) and whether your course is full-time or part-time, the delivery of the scheduled hours for the programme will involve taught input, independent study, and where applicable, work-based or placement hours.

Entry requirements

Typical offer
A-levels	BCC
UCAS points	104
BTEC	DMM

You will normally need 104 UCAS tariff points from a maximum of four Advanced Level qualifications.

We welcome A/AS Levels, BTEC qualifications, T Levels, Access to Higher Education Diplomas, International Baccalaureate (IB), Cambridge Pre-U and the Extended Project Qualification where these meet the required tariff.

A range of alternative qualifications may be considered, and applicants who do not meet the standard tariff may be considered through the University's admissions process where other evidence demonstrates their preparedness for degree-level study.

International applicants may be considered with equivalent qualifications, subject to relevant country-specific and English language requirements.

Further information

Click here for key information for all undergraduate students.

Click here for all programme specifications.

In accordance with University conditions, students are entitled to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning, RP(C)L, based on relevant credit at another HE institution or credit Awarded for Experiential Learning, (RP(E)L).

How you will be taught

Learning combines interactive lectures, workshops, business simulations, consultancy projects and employer challenges.

You will work on realistic organisational problems and develop recommendations, allowing you to connect theory with practice. Digital learning and applied activities will help you explore contemporary issues including AI, digital business, analytics and innovation.

Collaborative learning is an important part of the course. You will develop the ability to communicate, negotiate, present ideas and work effectively with others.

The degree places a strong emphasis on connecting academic learning with professional experience. You may have the opportunity to undertake a one-week work placement, giving you valuable experience of applying your knowledge and skills within a real organisation.

You will also engage with employer challenges, consultancy-style projects, simulations and authentic assessments. These experiences are designed to help you build confidence, develop professional networks and graduate with evidence of what you can do.

Consultancy-style activities will also provide opportunities to approach business problems from a professional perspective.

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Assessment

Assessment includes business reports, presentations, consultancy projects, dashboards, portfolios and reflective practice.

You will be assessed on your ability to understand business concepts and apply them to realistic organisational situations.

Assessment may involve analysing a business problem, evaluating evidence, developing strategic recommendations and presenting your conclusions to a defined audience.

This approach provides opportunities to develop both academic capability and professional confidence.

Careers & Further study

The broad nature of the degree provides flexibility across a wide range of careers. Potential areas include business management, management consultancy, operations, project management, people management, sales, business development, entrepreneurship and graduate management schemes.

The leadership and organisational focus can support progression into supervisory and management roles as experience develops.

Further study could include an MBA, MSc Management, MSc Business Analytics, specialist postgraduate business programmes or other master's-level qualifications.

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Undergraduate course applicants should apply via UCAS using the relevant UCAS code. For 2026 entry, the application fee is £28.95, and you can make a maximum of 5 choices.

For 2027/28 entry the UCAS fee is £34.50.

Undergraduate and PGCE fees for 2027 entry will be confirmed following a UK Government announcement by the Department for Education (DfE), expected in late 2026.

For all applicants, there are full instructions at UCAS to make it as easy as possible for you to fill in your online application, plus help text where appropriate. Full details of all tuition fees can be found here.