Business Administration (Events Management) BA (Hons)

The Business Management (Events Management) BA (Hons) course is designed for those who already have a qualification in administration and wish to broaden it. Graduates gain their degree after a one-year course. Upon completion of this degree, students can find good employment or start their own business. The course emphasises event management skills, such as the ability to act under pressure, planning or dealing with crisis situations.

Why choose this course of study?

• Start-ups founded by students of the faculty are in business 3 years after opening
• 100% of graduates work in professions with high qualification requirements
• Our graduates find employment up to 15 months after graduation
• Graduates can work in industries such as business event and conference organisation, marketing management and external communication, festival organisation, accounting, administration

What can you learn on the Business Management (Events Management) BA (Hons) course?

• During the course of study, basic topics in business administration are covered
• Students learn how to manage companies that are undergoing restructuring or other major changes
• Students have the opportunity to learn a strategic approach to project and operational management
• On the Business Management (Events Management) BA (Hons) course, you can learn how to organise intimate and mass events
• Topics covered include: investment and trade between the EU and China, data analysis, innovation in the industry market, entrepreneurship
• Classes take the form of workshops and seminars
• Students can participate in mentoring programmes
• Students have access to the latest industry research

Where is the best place to study the Business Management (Events Management) BA (Hons) course?

Studying in England offers many opportunities to develop your career and climb the professional ladder to the top. The high quality qualifications and knowledge on the courses makes candidates keen to choose English universities. Our suggestion is University Square with its campus in Luton.