Bachelor in Business and Management Studies — Bachelor at Harold International College of London

Bachelor in Business and Management Studies


Bachelor in Business and Management Studies at HICL

Most undergraduates picking a business degree don't yet know whether they want to end up in marketing, finance, HR or operations. That's fine. The Bachelor in Business and Management Studies is designed for exactly that: a deliberately broad foundation across the major business disciplines, so you can sample, narrow down and graduate with a clear sense of where you fit.

This is a three-year programme that treats business as a connected system. Strategy without finance is wishful thinking. Operations without marketing is invisible. The Bachelor in Business and Management Studies keeps moving between the pieces so the connections become second nature.

What a generalist degree should actually do

The risk with broad degrees is that they go shallow everywhere. We try to avoid that by anchoring each area in real cases — a real budget, a real go-to-market decision, a real supply-chain disruption — and asking you to argue both sides. By final year you should be able to read a company's results, identify what's working, and propose changes you can defend.

Who This Degree Is For

  • School leavers exploring multiple business career paths before specialising.
  • Family-business successors who need formal grounding before taking on more responsibility.
  • Career changers shifting from technical or service work into office-based business roles.
  • International students seeking a UK-style management degree as a career foundation.

Where graduates head

Graduates of the Bachelor in Business and Management Studies typically enter graduate schemes, junior analyst roles, supervisory positions in retail and hospitality groups, family business roles, sales and marketing executive jobs, and operations coordinator posts. Postgraduate study — an MBA further down the line, or a specialist Master's — is a common follow-on for those who want to push into senior management.

Delivery and structure

HICL offers the Bachelor in Business and Management Studies in on-campus, online and blended modes depending on intake. The on-campus experience favours team projects and case discussions; online suits learners balancing work or family. Year-by-year module structure is confirmed at enrolment.

Entry Requirements

  • Completed upper-secondary schooling (A-levels or recognised equivalent).
  • English language: IELTS 5.5–6.0 or accepted equivalent.
  • Minimum age 18 at start of programme.
  • Reasonable numeracy and willingness to read business cases regularly.

Apply for the Bachelor in Business and Management Studies

If you want a broad, employable, three-year business education without committing to one specialism too early, the Bachelor in Business and Management Studies is a sensible foundation. Click Enroll Now to apply — HICL admissions will normally come back within one working day with intake details.

Frequently asked questions.

Common questions about Bachelor in Business and Management Studies.

A specialist degree commits you to one discipline (e.g. finance) from year one. The Bachelor in Business and Management Studies stays broader, which suits learners still narrowing down their interests and those targeting general management.

Yes. Many MBA candidates start with a generalist undergraduate business background and add work experience before postgraduate study. The two qualifications stack naturally.

HICL offers online and blended modes for this degree. Practical group projects can be run virtually where on-campus attendance isn't possible.

Entry-level roles in marketing, sales, operations, HR coordination, business analysis and graduate schemes are common starting points. Family-business roles are another well-trodden path.

Standard secondary-school numeracy is sufficient. You'll do accounting and finance modules that require calculation, but not advanced mathematics.

Fees depend on the study mode and intake. HICL admissions can provide the current schedule and discuss payment options.