This is a programme of study that involves networking, software development technologies and architectures for the design and management of modern distributed computer systems and networks. The emphasis is on a software engineering approach based on sound modern software engineering project management methods, tools and techniques, which enable an integrated life cycle systems development view
The programme aims to provide students with the knowledge, skills and understanding required to allow them to contribute to the planning, design and management of modern network based computer systems. Students will gain the understanding of critical evaluation of existing technology options, future developments, protocols, architecture and tools needed to support the development and delivery of advanced network services. Upon successful completion of this Master’s programme graduates are expected to be proficient in the development of new enterprise distributed and/or web-enabled systems, the integration of legacy systems into intranets or extranets, and advanced data and telecommunication technologies
This programme is for those who wish to study computing to degree level but who do not necessarily wish to specialise in a particular area. The programme helps students to understand how computer systems are developed and offers training to design and build them. Students also develop the personal and professional skills needed to communicate and work effectively with those around them, whether they are computer-literate or not
This programme has been created with the active involvement of the computing and networking industry and has been designed to meet the growing demand for graduates with the knowledge and technical skills to design, create, operate and maintain network infrastructure for modern distributed enterprise computer systems. Students work with the latest technologies to develop a sound theoretical understanding and in-depth practical experience of advanced networking, including cutting-edge developments in mobile computing
Students employ with the latest technologies and programming languages and to develop a sound theoretical understanding and in-depth practical experience of designing, constructing and modifying a wide range of software systems
Students work with the latest technologies to develop a sound theoretical understanding and in-depth practical experience of advanced networking, including cutting-edge developments in mobile computing. They will also acquire expertise in the design and management of modern distribution computer systems using the latest software and development technologies
The programme – Pre-Graduate in Networking – has been introduced to enable students with qualifications such as CCNA, CCNP, MCTS, MCITP, MCSE and Diploma in Network Engineering or any other Professional or/ and Academic qualification more than one year duration and with equivalent to one year syllabus of a Degree programme with relevant work experience for two years in a recognized company to directly enter to the Pre-Graduate in Networking programme and the overall qualifications together will be equivalent to a Higher National Diploma and hence eligible to enter final year of the BSc (Hons) in Networking programme
This is a focused programme of study involving advanced Computing and software development technologies and architectures, for the design and management of modern distributed computing. The programme aims to provide graduates, with the deep knowledge, skills and understanding required to allow them to contribute to the planning, design and management of modern software engineering concepts
The BA (Hons) in Business Management Top-Up programme awarded by Anglia Ruskin University through London School of Marketing is designed to encourage the development of these essential skills. You will learn how to critically evaluate key business models and apply them to a real-life problem at a strategic level by conducting your very own research project.
This Marketing programme is aimed at producing graduates who are empowered with essential marketing tools and knowledge sought by employers in today’s dynamic global workplace. The BA (Hons) in Marketing Top-Up qualification is designed to give you a comprehensive in-depth understanding of the key skills and practices used by marketing executives and their organisations to make informed marketing decisions that are vital to the success of any business.
This MA in Marketing & Innovation Top Up is designed for graduates of any discipline wanting to pursue a career in marketing and strategic marketing management.
This Master’s degree course aims to broaden your existing knowledge on marketing and supplement your work experience with the contemporary skills and concepts marketing managers need to become successful professionals in their field.
This MBA is designed to equip you with essential modern management skills and knowledge, and prepare you with an enterprising spirit grounded on solid business practices. This MBA Top Up also aims to provide you with analytical and decision-making capabilities in order to face from the rapid changes seen in today’s growing business environment. You will study tools and techniques that will help you develop and manage products and services that will be competitive internationally.
These HND programmes are designed for individuals who wishing to pursue their careers in the fields of business, specializing in marketing, management, or tourism and hospitality. These programmes will produce graduates who are empowered with essential tools and knowledge sought by employers in today’s dynamic global work place.Read More
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BA (Hons) Accounting and Business
Duration: 3 years full-time Total credit rating: 360
Level 4 – with effect from September 2013
Candidates are required to take: BMM 4402 Business Economics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4412 Management and Organisational Behaviour Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4422 Marketing Fundamentals Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4432 Operations Management Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4442 Management and Financial Accounting Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4452 Professional Development and Placement 1 Sem 1 & 2 20 credits BMM 4000 Programme Level Assessment
International students with an IELTS level below 6.5 at entry are required to take the following module instead of BMM 4452 (PDP1): BMM 4462 English for Academic Purposes 1 Sem 1 & 2 20 credits
Level 5 – with effect from September 2014
Candidates are required to take: BMM 5402 Professional Development and Placement 2 Sem 1 & 2 20 credits BMM 5412 Financial Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5422 Legal Issues for Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5572 Financial Accounting Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5582 Business Research Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5552 People Management Sem 2 20 credits
Level 6 – with effect from September 2015
Candidates are required to take: BMM 6542 Audit and Assurance Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6582 e-business & e-marketing Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6422 Business and Management Strategy Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6552 Financial Reporting Sem 2 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose one of: BMM 6442 Research Project Sem 1 & 2 20 credits BMM 6452 Professional Learning through Work Sem 1 & 2 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose one of: BMM 6462 Business Ethics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6472 International Management Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6482 Leadership Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6302 Entrepreneurship and Creativity Sem 1 & 2 20 credits BMM 6502 International Marketing Sem 2 20 credits
Note: Programme-bespoke modules are highlighted in bold; specialist modules shared with other programmes are in bold italics; generic modules shared with other programmes are not highlighted.
Programme Level Assessment: Level 4 students in AY2015/16 will study modules worth 120 credits and at the end of the year will also take a Programme Level Assessment (PLA). This takes place over the three weeks and brings together the skills and knowledge you have developed across all of the modules studied. The PLA is marked on a Pass/Fail basis and you must achieve a pass in the PLA to pass the first year and progress into Level 5 (also see the section on Taught Course Academic Regulations).
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BA (Hons) Business & Management
Duration: 3 years full-time / 6 years part-time Total credit rating: 360
Please refer to section 8 and the Prospectus for entry requirements.
Level 4 – with effect from September 2012
Candidates are required to take: BMM 4402 Business Economics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4412 Management & Organisational Behaviour Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4422 Marketing Fundamentals Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4432 Operations Management Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4442 Management & Financial Accounting Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4452 Professional Development & Placement 1 Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4000 Programme Level Assessment
International students (with IELTS levels below 6.5) are required to take the following module instead of BMM4452 (PDP1): BMM 4462 English for Academic Purposes 1 Sem 1& 2 20 credits
Level 5 – with effect from September 2013 Progression requirements: 120 credits from Level 4.
Candidates are required to take: BMM 5402 Professional Development & Placement 2 Sem 1&2 20 credits BMM 5412 Financial Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5422 Legal Issues for Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5562 Marketing Communications Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5582 Business Research Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5552 People Management Sem 2 20 credits
International students (with IELTS levels below 6.5) are required to take the following module instead of BMM5402 (PDP2): BMM 5302 English for Academic Purposes 2 Sem 1& 2 20 credits
Level 6 – with effect from September 2014 Progression requirements: 120 credits from Level 4 plus 120 credits from Level 5.
Candidates are required to take: BMM 6492 Corporate Sustainability Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6582 e-business and e-marketing Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6422 Business & Management Strategy Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6472 International Management Sem 2 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose 20 credits from: BMM 6442 Research Project Sem 1&2 20 credits BMM 6452 Professional Learning through Work Sem 1&2 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose 20 credits from: BMM 6462 Business Ethics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6482 Leadership Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6552 Financial Reporting Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6502 International Marketing Sem 2 20 credits
Programme Level Assessment: Level 4 students in AY2015/16 will study modules worth 120 credits and at the end of the year will also take a Programme Level Assessment (PLA). This takes place over the three weeks and brings together the skills and knowledge you have developed across all of the modules studied. The PLA is marked on a Pass/Fail basis and you must achieve a pass in the PLA to pass the first year and progress into Level 5 (also see the section on Taught Course Academic Regulations).
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BA (Hons) Business & Marketing
Duration: 3 years full-time / 6 years part-time Total credit rating: 360
Please refer to section 8 and the Prospectus for entry requirements.
Level 4 – with effect from September 2012
Candidates are required to take: BMM 4402 Business Economics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4412 Management & Organisational Behaviour Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4422 Marketing Fundamentals Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4432 Operations Management Sem 2 20 credits BMM 4442 Management & Financial Accounting Sem 1 20 credits BMM 4452 Professional Development & Placement 1 Sem 1&2 20 credits BMM 4000 Programme Level Assessment
International students (with IELTS levels below 6.5) are required to take the following module instead of BMM4452 (PDP1): BMM 4462 English for Academic Purposes 1 Sem 1& 2 20 credits
Level 5 – with effect from September 2013 Progression requirements: 120 credits from Level 4.
Candidates are required to take: BMM 5402 Professional Development & Placement 2 Sem 1&2 20 credits BMM 5412 Financial Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5422 Legal Issues for Management Sem 1 20 credits BMM 5562 Marketing Communications Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5582 Business Research Sem 2 20 credits BMM 5292 Services Marketing Sem 2 20 credits
International students (with IELTS levels below 6.5) are required to take the following module instead of BMM5402 (PDP2): BMM 5302 English for Academic Purposes 2 Sem 1& 2 20 credits
Level 6 – with effect from September 2014 Progression requirements: 120 credits from Level 4 plus 120 credits from Level 5.
Candidates are required to take: BMM 6242 Marketing Strategy & Planning Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6422 Business & Management Strategy Sem 1 20 credits BMM 6582 e-business & e-marketing Sem 1 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose 20 credits from: BMM 6442 Research Project Sem 1&2 20 credits BMM 6452 Professional Learning through Work Sem 1&2 20 credits
Candidates are required to choose 40 credits from: BMM 6302 Entrepreneurship and Creativity Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6462 Business Ethics Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6482 Leadership Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6472 International Management Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6502 International Marketing Sem 2 20 credits BMM 6552 Financial Reporting Sem 2 20 credits
Programme Level Assessment: Level 4 students in AY2015/16 will study modules worth 120 credits and at the end of the year will also take a Programme Level Assessment (PLA). This takes place over the three weeks and brings together the skills and knowledge you have developed across all of the modules studied. The PLA is marked on a Pass/Fail basis and you must achieve a pass in the PLA to pass the first year and progress into Level 5 (also see the section on Taught Course Academic Regulations).
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MBA
Duration: 1 year full-time (2 years part-time)
Total credit rating: 180 (ECTS: 90)
Core: Students are required to take: MBF 7202 Financial Strategy and Business Operations Term 1 20 credits MBA 7192 Operations and Global Supply Chain Management Term 1 20 credits MBA 7032 Strategic Marketing and Planning Term 1 20 credits
MBA 7002 Leadership and Professional Development Term 2 20 credits MBA 7822 Corporate and International Strategy Term 2 20 credits
Options: Students are required to choose 1 module from: Term 3 20 credits MBA 7062 Starting and Growing Your Own Business MBA 7072 Human Resources Management MBA 7092 Project Management MBA 7112 Services Marketing
In order to be eligible for the award of MBA all students are required to take the 60-credit module: MBA 7106 Management Consultancy Project T3/Summer 60 credits |