We recognise the importance of information technology in business and management, and its use is an integral part of learning and teaching within the course. We will encourage you to make full use of the University's computer facilities. A feature of the course is that you will be taught with students on the conventional three-year business programmes. In addition to the formal teaching sessions, tutors will be available each week to discuss any specific questions you may have. Assessment for most modules is based on a combination of coursework and examination.
Some modules use coursework only.
In addition to the University's wide range of academic and non-academic support services, the Business School Business International Programmes Manager will provide you with information and help with any problems. The course leads to an internationally recognised award, allowing progression into a business or professional career or postgraduate academic study. Quality Top marks were awarded for the quality of teaching delivered by the Brookes Business School in November 2000. Business and Management and Economics both gained 24 out of 24 in their assessment by the Government's Quality Assurance Agency. An above average performance in a business related diploma.