BSc (Hons) Business Management with Foundation Year

Birmingham Newman University offers a foundation year to complement our undergraduate degrees. The Foundation Year is the first year of a four-year degree in BSc (Hons) Business Management. The foundation year provides an alternative route to studying Business Management for those unable to meet the traditional entry requirements for this degree programme. Apply via UCAS for BSc (Hons) Business Management (with Foundation Year) and after successfully completing the foundation year you will progress onto the remaining three years of the degree, dependent on meeting the progression requirements. What is the Foundation Year? The Foundation Year at Birmingham Newman University is the first year of a four year degree. It is designed for students who do not have the qualifications or experience for direct entry onto a three-year undergraduate programme. If you’re thinking about returning to education after a break or if you’ve had some tough times in education before, the Foundation Year at Birmingham Newman University will support you and help you succeed. Why should I study a Foundation Year? Birmingham Newman’s Foundation Year will provide you with opportunities to:

• Develop confidence in your skills and abilities

• Develop an understanding of what is needed to be a successful undergraduate student

• Gain knowledge of your academic discipline

What will I study during the Foundation Year? The integrated foundation year focuses on helping you think critically and feel confident in your studies. It begins with an exploration of how you learn, and gives you the space to learn in your own way. The goal of the Foundation Year is not just to get you ready for your next year of studies but to make sure you feel connected to your chosen subject and to the university community. You’ll explore interesting topics like identity, inequality, and think about what it means to be human in a digital world. The combination of seminar discussions, active workshops, online activities and one-to-one support will enable you to develop the skills you’ll need to succeed in the rest of your degree.