This four-year full-time BA (Hons) degree combines Business and Management studies with the German language, including a compulsory year abroad. You will gain a strong foundation in core business principles, explore ethical and sustainable management practices, and develop advanced German language and cultural proficiency. The interdisciplinary approach draws expertise from both the School for Business and Society and the Department of Language and Linguistic Science. Upon graduation, you will be equipped with a global perspective, excellent language skills, and the ability to work effectively in international business environments. The course is suitable for both beginners in German (ab initio) and those with prior A-level knowledge.
The course is structured over four years, with the third year dedicated to an immersive experience abroad. The curriculum balances core business and management modules with German language and cultural studies, allowing for specialization as you progress. Assessments are designed to develop academic skills, and a compulsory online Academic Integrity module must be completed.
The University accepts a wide range of international qualifications. For non-native English speakers, evidence of English language ability is required. Pathway courses are available for students who do not meet direct entry requirements. Applicants under 18 at the start of the course will need a UK-based guardian.
Tuition fees and funding opportunities vary by applicant's country and course level. Approved financial sponsors are required for funded studies.
The typical academic requirement is AAB at A-Level. International students also need to provide evidence of English language proficiency. Pathway courses are available if you do not meet the direct entry requirements.
The tuition fee for international students is £26,900 per year. Information regarding funding opportunities may vary by applicant's country and course level.
This is a four-year full-time degree programme. The third year of study is a compulsory year abroad.
No, the course is suitable for beginners in German (ab initio) as well as those with prior A-level knowledge. You can start learning German from a beginner level.
International applicants apply through UCAS, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. You will need to submit a completed UCAS application form, personal statement, and references, and meet the academic and English language requirements.
The UCAS application deadline is typically in mid-January for the following September entry. Please check UCAS for specific dates.