Business Management (Finance) | Amity University [IN] London

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Course summary

Our degree provides an excellent foundation for a career in financial services, marketing, entrepreneurship or general business management. The aim of our course is to equip you with a solid education in business and management theory. You will also have the opportunity to develop a range of practical skills and analytical techniques currently used within a number of business areas. This approach satisfies a broad spectrum of individual interests and career aspirations and focuses not just on knowledge, but also on the development of essential skills required in business. Close ties with international industry ensure that course content is aligned with contemporary business practice. However, our course is about preparing you for the world of business, which means not just giving you the skills that are in use today but developing you intellectually so that you can continue to learn and grow after you graduate and keep up with the fast-changing commercial environment.

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Application codes

Course code:: 6103
Institution code:: A11

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Student Outcomes

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60 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

70 Go onto work and study

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