Global Business Management with foundation year | Coventry University

Course summary

The degree with foundation year could be the stepping stone you need to achieve your goals. The foundation year aims to prepare you for degree-level study, and is a great way to build the confidence, skills and knowledge needed to succeed on your degree course.

The foundation year aims to provide you with a solid grounding for building a career in management. You’ll seek to learn all the key components of successful leadership, along with essential knowledge of general business operations domestically and globally.

Upon graduation, there are a variety of potential career opportunities both in the UK and internationally. The course will enable you to develop into a career-ready, globally aware graduate with management, communication, numerical and information technology skills.

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How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: N1DF
Institution code:: C85

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