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# Business and Management

An innovative and industry accredited business degree that helps shape the next generation of entrepreneurs, managers and leaders.

From September 2027 this course will be taught at our Cardiff Campus.

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September 2026

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Pontypridd

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Home students: £9,790*

International students: £16,800*

September 2027

International students: £17,600*

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* Overview

* Course Content

* Teaching and Assessment

* Career Prospects

* Entry and Fees

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## Course Overview

If you’re curious about how businesses work and want to build a successful career, this course is designed for you.

You’ll develop practical business knowledge and the confidence to succeed in today’s professional workplace. Working alongside real-world organisations, you’ll build core management skills while exploring business through ethical, global, and digital perspectives.

The University of South Wales is an IOEE Academy. Students who complete the degree will receive an IOEE Professional Qualification in the Vocational Use of AI. The course is also dual accredited with CMI. Students will receive a Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership from CMI.

### Accredited by

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Accredited by CMI.

## Why study this course?

### Led by professionals

You’ll be taught by staff with experience in a range of business roles.

### Informed by industry

Co-designed with local and international industry partners to reflect real workplace needs.

### Flexible study pathways

Students have the option to swap to one of our pathways in Creative Industries or Entrepreneurship from year two or stay with Business Management.

### Work experience opportunities

Build real-world experience through optional placements and the opportunity for a UK or overseas sandwich year.

### Career-ready skills

Gain leadership, teamwork, decision-making and AI skills to confidently navigate the post-AI business world.

## What you'll study

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Year One is about finding your feet and finding your voice.

You’ll build confidence, explore how businesses work in practice, and develop the skills, curiosity and mindset of a future leader.

## Launch your Leadership Journey

Build confidence as a university student and future leader. Develop academic, teamwork and communication skills while exploring ethical leadership, sustainability and the realities of modern business.

## Managing People: Harnessing HRM

Explore how workplaces really work. Examine ethics, fairness and wellbeing while learning how people management decisions shape organisations, communities and the future of work.

## The Founder’s Playbook: Build Your First Business

Experience the start-up journey from idea to growth. Work with others to solve a challenge set by USW and an industry partner and build the mindset, confidence and skills of an entrepreneur.

## The Marketing Mindset

Learn how to make ideas stand out. Apply marketing thinking to real scenarios while building planning skills, creativity and a strong personal brand to support your future career.

Develop your skills, knowledge and confidence across business, finance, marketing and logistics.

Apply your learning through a 5-week placement or grand challenge, with the option to choose alternative pathways in creative industries or entrepreneurship.

Explore how procurement, logistics and operations drive modern business. Apply carbon literacy and sustainability thinking to optimise supply chains while balancing efficiency, value and global responsibility.

## Applied Accounting

Develop financial confidence to interpret, manage and influence business outcomes. Analyse real-world scenarios, make strategic decisions, and understand how finance drives both organisational and societal impact.

## System Error: Rebooting Economics

Understand how economic systems shape business and society. Explore real-world business problems, link theory to practice, and consider how businesses can create sustainable, positive impact.

## Change the World: The Charity Challenge  Optional

Work in teams to tackle real societal challenges. Collaborate across courses, solve problems for industry partners, and showcase innovative, practical solutions in a professional setting.

## The Workplace Experience  Optional

Gain authentic workplace experience through a five-week placement. Apply your learning, develop professional skills, and tackle a real business challenge while building confidence and employability.

## Experience Year  Optional

Spend a full year in the UK or abroad gaining workplace or international experience. Build global perspective, develop professional networks, and reflect on your growth as a future leader.

Continue to develop your chosen specialism in year three.

Tackle real-world business problems, apply emerging technologies, explore ethical and sustainable strategies, and gain the confidence to launch your career.

## The Impact Ecosystem: Business for Social Good

Tackle complex societal and environmental challenges. Apply business knowledge to ethical, sustainable solutions, engage with stakeholders, and explore how decisions can positively impact people, planet and profit.

## Avoiding Business Failure

Discover why businesses fail and how to manage change. Analyse real case studies, identify root causes, and develop data-driven strategies to help organisations survive, grow and thrive in uncertain environments.

## Business 4.0: Disrupt or Be Disrupted

Explore how emerging technologies transform industries. Learn to evaluate, adopt, and apply innovations strategically, preparing to disrupt markets or ensure your business thrives amidst disruption.

## The Consultancy Challenge

Step into the shoes of a business consultant. Analyse client briefs, solve complex problems, present recommendations, and merge theory with practice to build consultancy and leadership skills.

We regularly review our courses to keep pace with changing skills and employer needs. If a review leads to significant changes, we’ll contact you to explain what’s changing for the coming year.

## Teaching and Assessment

Teaching is industry-informed and student-led, helping you build confidence, independence and professionalism.

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You’ll learn through interactive sessions where you collaborate, share ideas and apply your learning to real situations. You’ll tackle live briefs, network with industry professionals and develop the skills to make an impact in business.

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Assessments are practical and purposeful, helping you learn by doing. You’ll work on real-world tasks such as pitching to management, developing business reports, creating websites and creating business plans, helping you to develop confidence, critical thinking, and digital skills.

The course is designed for a post-Generative AI workplace, so you’ll learn to use AI tools responsibly and effectively, preparing you to succeed in a rapidly changing business environment and leading to all students receiving an embedded AI qualification from the Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs.

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You’ll have opportunities to gain real-world experience through an optional sandwich year (in the UK or internationally) or a five-week placement in your second year. These options help you apply what you’ve learned in a professional setting, build confidence, and strengthen your employability.

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Studying Business and Management means learning beyond the classroom. You’ll have opportunities to engage with industry partners, including visits to professional workplaces and occasional teaching in real workplaces in Wales. Alongside this, you’ll be supported by expert staff and have access to laptops, on-campus IT facilities and library resources to support your studies.

### Course Leader

### Liam Newton

Liam Newton leads this course, alongside a team of year tutors and lecturers, all with different specialisms and experience that you will benefit from.  Liam comes from a marketing background, having worked in the marketing industry in Australia before moving into academia and teaching in several countries around Europe.  Liam's research focusses on the disruption caused by Generative AI to businesses and education, and he teaches modules on business disruption and business ethics on this degree.

He is passionate about making sure each student achieves their individual goals through the course - whether that is to become a business leader, work in a multinational company, develop a consultancy business, or start a new venture.

Email Liam Chat with Liam

## Career Prospects

Through live projects and consultancy opportunities with organisations such as Barclays, NatWest Enterprise Hub and HOOP Recruitment, you’ll gain practical experience that prepares you for the professional workplace.

### Your future career

You’ll graduate with the professional, analytical and leadership skills employers value across a range of industries. With support from our careers, employability and enterprise teams, you’ll build the confidence, experience and industry connections to take the next step in your career. Potential career paths include:

Business Analyst

Human Resource Manager

Management Consultant

Project Manager

Supply Chain Manager

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> "I worked in the HR department on real projects, including a major salary benchmarking exercise and benefits comparisons with similar organisations."

Joel Jones, Business and Management student

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### Salary expectations

A Business and Management degree can open opportunities across Business and the wider sector. Business and Management careers offer strong earning potential:

Median wage

UK: £54.4k per annum

Wales: £44.6k per annum

Total jobs in 2025

UK: 5.45m

Wales: 173,409

### Build your own career

Your career doesn’t have to mean working for someone else. If you want to freelance, start a business or develop an idea, USW Enterprise can help with one-to-one mentoring, practical workshops and funding opportunities through the USW Enterprise Startup Fund.

You’ll also have access to Startup Stiwdio spaces in our Cardiff, Newport and Treforest campuses. After graduating, you can get free membership for up to three years, giving you workspace and a network of other founders.

USW Enterprise

### Industry partners

Strong industry connections sit at the heart of the course, with partners including Barclays, HOOP Recruitment and NSPCC shaping learning through live briefs, workshops and workplace visits. These connections offer real insight into professional practice, build confidence and grow your network.

## Entry Requirements

### Contextual offers

We may make you a lower offer based on a range of factors, including your background (where you live and the school or college that you attended, for example), your experiences and individual circumstances (as a care leaver, for example). This is referred to as a contextual offer, and we receive data from UCAS to support us in making these decisions.

USW prides itself on its student experience and we support our students to achieve their goals and become a successful graduate. This approach helps us to support students who have the potential to succeed and who may have faced barriers that make it more difficult to access university.

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96 UCAS points or above

#### Typical qualification requirements

A Level:

Welsh BACC:

Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales Grade C and CC at A Level

BTEC Extended Diploma Merit Merit Merit

Access to HE:

Pass the Access to HE Diploma and obtain a minimum of 96 UCAS tariff points

T Level:

Pass (C and above)

Additional requirements include:

The University normally requires a minimum 5 GCSEs including Mathematics/Numeracy and English at Grade C or Grade 4 or above, or their equivalent, but consideration is given to individual circumstances.

### International applications welcomed:

We welcome international applications with equivalent qualifications of our entry requirements. For more details related to your country of residence, please view our dedicated country pages .

International students Pre-Sessional English

### English language requirements

International applicants will need to have achieved an overall of IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component/TOEFL 4 overall and a minimum of 4 in each component or equivalent.

Equivalents can be located on our English Language pages .

If you have previously studied through the medium of English, IELTS might not be required, please visit our country specific page for further details. If your country is not featured, please contact us.

If you do not meet the English entry criteria, please visit our Pre-Sessional course pages .

## Fees and Funding

UK Full-Time Fee £ 9,790

per year

Fees and funding Scholarships and bursaries Cost of living support

## [Button: Further information ]

Studying at university is one of the most significant investments you'll ever make. Whilst you’re studying, you’ll have two main financial obligations – tuition fees and living costs. There’s lots of financial help available from the University of South Wales and external funding sources, that may provide loans (which have to be paid back) and grants, scholarships and bursaries (that don't).

*Full-time fees are per year. Part-time fees are per 20 credits. Once enrolled, the fee is anticipated to remain at the same rate throughout the duration of your study on this course except as described below.

Please be aware that we may increase the maximum fee for home students on full-time undergraduate courses only where the Welsh Government increases the permitted level of inflation of fees. Fees for all students (including part-time, postgraduate and international students) may be amended in accordance with our applicable Fees and Debt Management Policy.

We will ensure that students are given clear, intelligible, unambiguous and timely information about our courses and costs in good time, ahead of the next academic year.

## [Button: Additional costs ]

As a student of USW, you’ll have access to lots of free resources to support your study and learning, such as textbooks, publications, online journals, laptops, and plenty of remote-access resources. Whilst in most cases these resources are more than sufficient in supporting you with completing your course, additional costs, both obligatory and optional, may be required or requested for the likes of travel, memberships, experience days, stationery, printing, or equipment.

Placement expenses: Internship

Students are offered the opportunity to complete an internship during their second year of study. Students undertaking an internship may incur costs associated with travel and expected workplace attire and this will vary according to the placement.

Cost: Up to £300

Other: Text books

Text books are provided via the USW library but students may wish to purchase their own private copies.

Cost: Up to £400

The University has computers available on campus and laptops for loan. However, it is highly recommended that you have your own personal laptop, which will be capable of running Microsoft Office 365. As a student you will be able to download a free copy of any software relevant to the course.

Cost: Up to £250

International Full-Time Fee £ 17,600 16,800

## What sets us apart?

Business Management at USW is top for Teaching Quality in Wales.

Guardian University Guide 2025

Top university in Wales and 24th out of 123 universities in the UK.

Guardian University Guide 2027

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10 subjects ranked in the Guardian University Guide 2027 Top 10, including two at #1.

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Top in Wales for new business startups and 7th in the UK.

## How to apply

All applications for full-time undergraduate courses or foundation degrees should be made via UCAS. Take the next step: Apply through UCAS

You can apply to us directly for all part-time undergraduate courses, if you’re seeking advanced entry or you’re an international student. To apply directly, please choose the application form below for your preferred start date and mode of study (full-time or part-time).

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## Advanced entry

If you already have a relevant qualification or experience related to the course you're applying for, you may be eligible to start at a later stage of the course. For example, students from partner colleges can ‘top up’ their qualifications to a degree by joining us in Year Two or Year Three of a course. This process is known as ‘advanced entry’, you can apply directly to the University for 'advanced entry' using the application forms provided above.

Applicants accepted through advanced entry may study a different combination of modules to those advertised, as they will be joining a course already in progress. You will be contacted and advised about these modules once your application has been processed and an offer made.

## International admissions

International applicants can apply to us directly. If the University has an in-country team in your region, your application will be assigned to them for assistance.

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## Student Stories

> "My advice for anyone thinking about studying business at USW is to make full use of the practical opportunities and treat the course as the foundation for whatever professional path you want to build."

Mahbubul Alom Business and Management graduate

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> "Keep an open mind and be willing to explore different areas within the field, there is no single path to success. Be prepared to step out of your comfort zone.”

Sumaya Khan Business and Management student

> "The resources and facilities such as the physical and online library and study areas were great in helping me prepare for assignments/exams.”

Nadifa Saleh Business and Management student

> "Business at USW has been much more than just lectures. I’ve taken part in a virtual internship that covered different industries and business scenarios, working on simulations that really made you think about decision-making and consequences."

Cameron Jones Business and Management student

> "I chose USW after experiencing a different university environment where lectures felt one-sided and disconnected. At USW, the emphasis on practical experience and smaller, more personal classes really appealed to me."

Joel Jones Business and Management Student

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### USW and CBI launch new toolkit to develop the potential of women as leaders

## Work, earn and learn!

This course is also available through Network75, a combined work and study route, and as a Degree Apprenticeship.

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