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Why study business at Hull?At Hull University Business School, we prepare you to face today’s – andtomorrow’s – international business challenges. Our state-of-the-art facilitiesand unique learning environment give you the knowledge, experiences andskills to stand out from the crowd. Through our common first year, you gain abroad perspective on the modern business environment and see howorganisations operate through a web of internal and external connections.You then gain focused skills in your chosen field and, crucially, understandhow your developing expertise fits into a bigger picture – significantlyboosting your employability.

The first-class education that we provide is enhanced by interaction withbusinesses and organisations – putting theory into practice is fundamental toyour learning experience. Company visits, work placements, events and guestlectures, plus our links to regional, national and international organisations,add value to your degree. You have access to cutting-edge research by theschool’s internationally influential research community. We’re also proud tohave signed up to the Principles for Responsible Management Education andto be an active player in the European Academy of Business Society,developing and promoting responsible management practices across theschool and beyond.

To help you get ready for business we encourage involvement in internationalbusiness competitions and entrepreneurial activities, and a number of ourcourses provide exemptions from professional body examinations oncompletion.

Significant investment has created an exciting learning environment here.The school at Hull features the latest information and communicationstechnology, computer suites, a 500-seat lecture theatre and wireless accesstogether with a state-of-the-art Logistics Institute. At Scarborough, you canalso take advantage of modern facilities in a distinctively friendly community.

You will be well supported by academic supervision, personal developmentprogrammes and effective career advice. A growing global community of19,000 alumni and access to international business organisations mean thatyou will continue to benefit from networking events long after graduation.

Recent independent accreditation and assessment confirm that we achievethe highest standards in learning, teaching and research. We have receivedrecognition from two of the foremost accreditation systems for businessschools (the European Quality Improvement System, EQUIS, and AMBA, theAssociation of MBAs), underlining our status as a leading UK business school,and we were rated 22nd nationally in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.

What will you study?After Year 1, you can continue the degree you started or – having sampled allthe subjects available – change to any of our Single or Joint Honours degrees.

You can extend your degree by working in industry or studying abroad –gaining workplace experience, developing your employability and creatingcontacts, or discovering another culture at one of our partner institutionsworldwide.

Are we flexible?We offer part-time study and direct entry to Year 2 or 3 for those withappropriate prior learning. The foundation year allows students who do notmeet Year 1 entry criteria to gain the skills to progress to any business degree(or one of a range of courses in other departments).

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An Accounting degree from Hull provides the essentialtools that you need for a career as an accountant, or in amore general management role where financial skillsand knowledge can be vital in making critical decisions.

The emphasis of your degree is on gaining skills that willbenefit you in the modern business environment, and, aspart of this, your degree provides the maximumexemptions from the examinations of all the professionalaccountancy bodies.

Our graduates follow a variety of paths, enteringprofessional contracts with local, national andinternational organisations; finding employment inbanks, chartered accountancy firms, not-for profitorganisations and public and private bodies; orcontinuing their studies.

RequirementsOur typical offer is 280 UCAS points (BBC at A level orequivalent and a minimum of grade C in GCSEMathematics or equivalent), but applications from thosewithout formal qualifications are welcomed – and weallow entry to the second or final year on the strength ofappropriate prior study and qualifications.

For those whose qualifications and experience do notallow direct entry, we offer a foundation year (at ourScarborough Campus) which enables progression to thefirst year of any of the Business School’s degree courses(and some courses in other departments).

StructureThe first year gives you a broad grounding in corebusiness subjects, including accounting and finance,providing a solid foundation for more specialised studyin Years 2 and 3.

You will study the two main streams of accounting –financial reporting and management accounting – andlearn how to generate and utilise information forinternal and external use. You will gain advanced skillsas you progress through the course, with opportunitiesto explore the areas of auditing and taxation.

If you take a joint degree, your modules are split equallybetween the two subjects.

For more information on the course of study, please visitour website at www.hull.ac.uk/hubs.

Years Other UCAS Typicalsubject(s) code offer

Single Honours

Accounting 3 n/a N400 280

Joint Honours

Accounting and BusinessEconomics 3 page 78 LN14 280

Accounting and Economics 3 page 80 NL41 280

Accounting and FinancialManagement 3 page 81 NN43 280

Accounting and Logistics 3 page 82 NJ49 280

Business and Accounting(BA) 3 page 77 NN14 280

Management andAccounting (BA) 3 page 84 NN24 280

Marketing and Accounting(BA) 3 page 85 NN54 280

All of the above are BSc degrees except where otherwise indicated.Each of the degrees listed can be taken as a four-year coursewith an international year or a professional experience year.Entry requirements are the same. See the Index of Full-Time Degreeson pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

AccountingSingle Honours / Joint HonoursBSc (Hons) / BA (Hons)

Our Business degree course provides you with theknowledge and tools to achieve success in the dynamicand competitive modern business world. Our world-classhigh-tech facilities will prepare you for the realities of afast-paced business environment as you learn about it,question it and are encouraged to experience it foryourself.

You will gain an excellent grounding in business,business operations and business environments,learning core techniques. You will also acquiretransferable academic and professional skills which willhelp you develop as a confident business professional.

Employment prospects are extremely good for graduateswith business and management skills. Some of ourrecent graduates are now employed with prestigiousnational and international companies like HSBC,PricewaterhouseCoopers and Smith & Nephew.

RequirementsOur typical offer for Single or Joint Honours is 280 UCASpoints (BBC at A level or equivalent), but applicationsfrom those without formal qualifications are welcomed –and we allow entry to the second or final year on thestrength of appropriate prior study and qualifications.


StructureEarly modules concentrate on the basic concepts andfunctions of a business. You will go on to study ethicaland legal issues in business, aspects of strategicmanagement and the international businessenvironment. Budding entrepreneurs will also have theopportunity to learn more about new businessdevelopment.




Single Honours

Business 3 n/a N100 280

Joint Honours

Business and Accounting 3 page 76 NN14 280

Business and BusinessEconomics 3 page 78 NL11 280

Business and Economics 3 page 80 LN1C 280

Business and FinancialManagement 3 page 81 NN13 280

Business and Logistics 3 page 82 NJ19 280

Business and Marketing 3 page 85 NN15 280

Management and Business 3 page 84 NN2C 280

As a minor subject

Chemistry with Business 3 page 90 F1NC 240–300

French with Business 4 page 156 R1N1 260–280

Geography with Business 3 page 136 F8N1 260–320

German with Business 4 page 158 R2N1 260–280

Italian with Business 4 page 159 R3N1 260–280

Law with Business 3 page 166 M1N1 320

Spanish with Business 4 page 160 R4N1 260–280

Two Modern Languageswith Business 4 page 163 R8N1 260–280

Each of the Single and Joint Honours degrees listed can be takenas a four-year course with an international year or aprofessional experience year. Entry requirements are the same. Seethe Index of Full-Time Degrees on pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

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BusinessSingle Honours / Joint Honours / minor subjectBA (Hons)

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This course is ideal for those who want to be able tothink and analyse problems like an economist, and atthe same time have an appreciation of how this way ofthinking can be applied to real-world problems – such ascompetition in food retailing and supermarkets, and themovement of job seekers across countries.

The course delivers an education in core business skillswhile also providing knowledge of the fundamentals ofeconomics. It equips you either to pursue further studyor to enter professions where economic understanding isvaluable: in the City, in government or in the widerbusiness world.



StructureThis course provides a firm grounding in thefundamentals of economics – through the study ofmicroeconomics and macroeconomics – along with theopportunity to broaden your knowledge by studyingmodules in other business-related subjects. Dedicatedbusiness economics modules in areas such as laboureconomics and the economics of law and governmentfurther advance and focus your specialist knowledge,while you will also explore the application of economicmethods.




Single Honours

Business Economics 3 n/a L112 280

Joint Honours

Accounting and BusinessEconomics (BSc) 3 page 76 LN14 280

Business and BusinessEconomics 3 page 77 NL11 280

Business Economics andFinancial Management 3 page 81 LN13 280

Business Economics andLogistics 3 page 82 LJ19 280

Economics and BusinessEconomics (BSc(Econ)) 3 page 80 L192 280

Management and BusinessEconomics 3 page 84 LN12 280

Marketing and BusinessEconomics 3 page 85 NL51 280

All of the above are BA degrees except where otherwise indicated.Each of the degrees listed can be taken as a four-year coursewith an international year or a professional experience year.Entry requirements are the same. See the Index of Full-Time Degreeson pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

Business economicsSingle Honours / Joint HonoursBA (Hons) / BSc(Econ) (Hons) / BSc (Hons)

This degree equips you for a management career in avariety of sectors and industries. Its focus is on thedevelopment of contemporary management knowledge,preparing you for the challenges of operating in a fast-paced business environment. You are introduced to thelatest in management thought and practice and will gainkey transferable skills which can be applied in a futuremarketing, human resource or retail role, for example, oras a business entrepreneur. iYou will also benefit fromour excellent links with local private, public andvoluntary organisations. Scarborough’s various localmanufacturing and service industries and ruralbusinesses offer many examples of good practice, whichwe explore through company visits, live projects andguest lectures.

RequirementsOur typical offer is 220 UCAS points (from three A levelsor equivalent), but applications from those withoutformal qualifications are welcomed – and we allow entryto the second or final year on the strength of appropriateprior study and qualifications.

For those whose qualifications and experience do notallow direct entry, our foundation year enablesprogression to Year 1 of any of the Business School’sdegree courses (and some in other departments).

StructureYou study a range of business functions, acquiring abroad perspective on business and management in themodern business environment. Areas of focus includemarketing, human resources, project management, andaccounting and finance; these are brought togetherthrough study of strategic management, decisionmaking and managing change. Further details can befound at www.hull.ac.uk/hubs.

You can also start Business and Management with afoundation year if you do not possess the normal entryqualifications. The foundation year is designed to ensurethat participants develop the knowledge and skillsneeded for progression to the first year of the BusinessSchool’s degree courses on either campus, or to a rangeof degree courses in other subject areas.


Single Honours

Business and Management 3 n/a NN12 S 220

With a foundation year

Business and Management 4 n/a NN1G S n/a‡

‡ Contact the appropriate admissions tutor for guidance.

The Single Honours degree can also be taken as a four-yearcourse with an international year or a professional experienceyear. Entry requirements are the same. See the Index of Full-TimeDegrees on pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

This degree provides you with the skills to harnessmodern technologies in the workplace, helping you tobecome a key figure in driving change, raising standardsand streamlining operations in any organisation. Ourgraduates go on to a range of rewarding and challengingcareers, some related directly to IT in the workplace andothers in general management.

You explore computer software used in the modernbusiness environment and consider issues such as high-quality business documentation and communicationand business graphics. You can also study the role of theinternet in contemporary business as well as dynamicwebsite design. There are many opportunities for you toput theory into practice, such as your own database orinformation system.

The state-of-the-art IT facilities at our ScarboroughCampus (including a fully wireless system), expertteaching staff and a friendly atmosphere combine toprovide you with the best possible learningenvironment.


For those whose qualifications and experience do notallow direct entry, we offer a foundation year whichenables progression to the first year of any of theBusiness School’s degree courses (and some courses inother departments).

StructureThroughout your course you come into contact with amix of management theory and practice. You gain asound understanding of the international businessenvironment and how businesses operate within it, aswell as focused knowledge and skills in a specialisedarea of management and IT which will be attractive tofuture employers. For example, your knowledge ofbusiness technology management will be complementedby an awareness of strategic management in a widerorganisational context. Further details can be found atwww.hull.ac.uk/hubs.


Single Honours

Business Managementand IT 3 n/a NG25 S 220


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Business and managementSingle HonoursBA (Hons)Scarborough

Business management and ITSingle HonoursBA (Hons)Scarborough

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As you grow into an economist on this course, you willbe able to apply a new way of thinking to analyse bothday-to-day problems and globally significant issues suchas house prices, taxes and Third World debt.

The Economics degree cultivates an attractivecombination of skills, and their experience of using dataand building reasoned verbal arguments allowsgraduates to take advantage of good employmentprospects and high earnings potential. Some of ourgraduates take up careers related to economics andfinance, perhaps after additionally undertaking Mastersstudy, while others find general management positions.



StructureThe BSc(Econ) has some quantitative emphasis, and willmethodically provide the tools to progress through thedegree (and beyond). After the common first year, thefundamentals of microeconomics and macroeconomicsare covered in Year 2, alongside modules in economicanalysis. You will then concentrate on data analysis andon the application of analytical techniques to real-worldproblems, exploring financial and internationalcontexts.




Single Honours

Economics (BSc(Econ)) 3 n/a L100 280

Joint Honours

Accounting and Economics 3 page 76 NL41 280

Business and Economics(BA) 3 page 77 LN1C 280

Economics and BusinessEconomics 3 page 78 L192 280

Economics and Logistics 3 page 82 LN1F 280

Financial Managementand Economics 3 page 81 NL31 280

Management andEconomics (BA) 3 page 84 NL21 280

Marketing andEconomics (BA) 3 page 85 NL5C 280

Combined Honours

Politics, Philosophyand Economics† 3 pages 188

& 176 L0V0 320

As a minor subject

History with Economics 3 page 148 V1L1 300

With a foundation year

Politics, Philosophy andEconomics (incl FoundationEnglish Language)§ 4 pages 188

& 176 LVQ0 320

† See page 1�� for details of this course.

§ See page 1�� for details.

All of the above are BSc degrees except where otherwise indicated.Each of the Single and Joint Honours degrees listed can be takenas a four-year course with an international year or aprofessional experience year. Entry requirements are the same. Seethe Index of Full-Time Degrees on pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

EconomicsSingle Honours / Joint Honours / Combined Honours / minor subjectBSc(Econ) (Hons) / BSc (Hons) / BA (Hons)

Our Financial Management degree allows you tounderstand how financial and management informationis used to make vital decisions that can make or break acompany. With an arsenal of financial ‘weapons’ at yourdisposal, you will learn about the role of the financialmanager within an organisation and how to preparefinancial statements.

This degree provides exemptions from the examinationsof all the professional accountancy bodies, setting youon the path to a rewarding career. Our graduatesundertake positions within financial servicesorganisations, progress to further study or pursuecareers in a variety of public- and private-sector bodies.



StructureYou will gain a solid grounding in the principles offinancial management, information systems and thefinancial analysis of business operations. As youprogress, you will build the capacity to extract andanalyse financial data as well as exploring corporateinvestment strategies, risk management and currentissues in the subject. All of this will be set firmly in thecontext of international financial management.




Single Honours

Financial Management 3 n/a N340 280

Joint Honours

Accounting and FinancialManagement 3 page 76 NN43 280

Business Economics andFinancial Management (BA) 3 page 78 LN13 280

Business and FinancialManagement (BA) 3 page 77 NN13 280

Financial Management andEconomics 3 page 80 NL31 280

Financial Management andLogistics 3 page 82 NN32 280

Management and FinancialManagement (BA) 3 page 84 NN23 280

Marketing and FinancialManagement (BA) 3 page 85 NN53 280

All of the above are BSc degrees except where otherwise indicated.Each of the degrees listed can be taken as a four-year coursewith an international year or a professional experience year.Entry requirements are the same. See the Index of Full-Time Degreeson pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

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Financial managementSingle Honours / Joint HonoursBSc (Hons) / BA (Hons)

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This degree will prepare you to face the challenges andmake the most of the opportunities presented byinternational business. You will gain the skills andknowledge to thrive in a global and multiculturalbusiness environment, exploring the processes andpractice of international business. The reasons for andbenefits of globalisation will be investigated, and youwill examine the causes of success and failure ininternationalising business.

The Scarborough Campus offers state-of-the-art ITteaching facilities and a supportive, friendlyenvironment in which to undertake your studies. Thelocation offers a wealth of businesses to interact with,and you will examine real-life case studies that bringtheory to life.


For those whose qualifications and experience do notallow direct entry, our foundation year enablesprogression to Year 1 of any of the Business School’sdegree courses (and some in other departments).

StructureYou will accumulate an understanding of the skills andtechniques used in business management, with anemphasis on how these are applied in the internationalbusiness environment. In addition to modulesaddressing general business functions and practices,you will study international financial management,managing in diverse and changing contexts, strategicmanagement and international marketing. Furtherdetails can be found at www.hull.ac.uk/hubs.

As with all degrees in the Business School, those withprior qualifications may join as direct entrants to thesecond year (Level �) or to the final year (Level �). A one-year Level � course is available to direct entrants at theHull Campus.


Single Honours

International Business 3 n/a N120 S 220

Level � top-up

International Business 1 n/a N122 ContactBusinessSchool


With expert and experienced staff, the world-classresources of the Logistics Institute and state-of-the-artfacilities, there is no better place to enter the world oflogistics than Hull University Business School. Ourlogistics courses allow you to appreciate the pressures ofa competitive global market and help you to build theskills and capabilities to effectively manage themovement of goods and the flow of information. You willdraw on experiences and insights from the currentglobal business environment. This equips you to pursuecareers in companies across the world, includinglogistics service providers. International opportunitiesfor graduates in this subject continue to grow as logisticsbecomes an increasingly vital area for business success.

RequirementsOur typical offer is 280 UCAS points (BBC at A level orequivalent), but applications from those without formalqualifications are welcomed – and we allow entry to thesecond or final year on the strength of appropriate priorstudy and qualifications.

If your qualifications and experience do not allow directentry, the foundation year (at our Scarborough Campus)enables progression to Year 1 of any of the BusinessSchool’s degrees (and some in other departments).

StructureLogistics is a cross-functional subject, so you developknowledge of a range of issues. Year 2 modules focus onlogistics principles and practices and supply chainmanagement. In the final year you study distribution,warehousing, global freight movement and howinternational collaboration and e-business influencesupply chain integration and modelling. (Further detailscan be found at www.hull.ac.uk/hubs.) Modules on ajoint degree are split equally between the two subjects.


Single Honours

Logistics 3 n/a N290 280

Joint Honours

Accounting and Logistics 3 page 62 NJ49 280

Business Economics andLogistics (BA) 3 page 78 LJ19 280

Business and Logistics (BA) 3 page 77 NJ19 280

Economics and Logistics 3 page 80 LN1F 280

Financial Managementand Logistics 3 page 81 NN32 280

Management andLogistics (BA) 3 page 84 NJ29 280

Marketing and Logistics (BA) 3 page 85 NJ59 280

All of the above are BSc degrees except where otherwise indicated.Each degree can be taken as a four-year course with aninternational year or a professional experience year. Entryrequirements are the same. See the index on pages 184–191 for UCAScodes.

International businessSingle HonoursBA (Hons)Hull (one-year top-up) / Scarborough (3 or 4 years)

LogisticsSingle Honours / Joint HonoursBSc (Hons) / BA (Hons)

After finishing my A levels, havingalready studied business for fouryears, I wanted to study from adifferent perspective. That’s whyI chose International Business,which looks at the subject in aglobal context.The last three years have beenextremely enjoyable and exciting.The knowledge and supportprovided by the lecturers hasbeen exceptional. Lectures andseminars are motivating andstimulating, and a variety ofother teaching techniques areused – with opportunities toresearch multinationalorganisations and see how theyoperate in a global market. Andall the time you’re making friendswith other students, includingsome from different culturalbackgrounds.University life is not just aboutlectures and seminars. I’ve beena Student Ambassador for threeyears at the ScarboroughCampus, which is an importantand enjoyable role. The mainfunction is to conduct campustours and show potential newstudents around, answering anyquestions they have aboutuniversity and providing aninsight into what university is allabout. I’ve also assisted duringinduction weeks, helping newstudents with registration.Once I’ve graduated, I hope towork abroad in internationalbusiness or pursue a career inteaching.RobMcNaughtBA International Business

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The Business School provides a dynamic environment inwhich you can develop into a confident and competentmanager, armed with the up-to-date theory and practicalskills necessary to manage in today’s fast-pacedinternational environment.

You will develop a sound knowledge base to help youunderstand, analyse and practise the management oforganisations and the people who work in them,developing self-directing, IT, presentational and team-working skills.

In preparation for your future career, you will beencouraged to join professional bodies such as theChartered Management Institute. Our graduates progressto a range of careers as managers in both the public andthe private sector, with organisations such as SiemensMedical, Mercedes-Benz and Arriva. Theirunderstanding of change, their team-working abilitiesand their knowledge of the global business environmentmake them particularly suited to today’s rapidly evolvingmarkets.



StructureThe first year introduces you to the study of managementand organisational behaviour. You will also study arange of academic and professional skills and, as youprogress, consider the management of change andcorporate social responsibility. In your final year you willlearn about strategic leadership and what makes aneffective leader, especially in diverse and changingorganisations. You can also study organisationallearning and knowledge management, including humanresource management and public-sector management.




Single Honours

Management 3 n/a N200 280

Joint Honours

Management andAccounting 3 page 76 NN24 280

Management and Business 3 page 77 NN2C 280

Management and BusinessEconomics 3 page 78 LN12 280

Management andEconomics 3 page 80 NL21 280

Management and FinancialManagement 3 page 81 NN23 280

Management and Logistics 3 page 82 NJ29 280

Management and Marketing 3 page 85 NN52 280

As a minor subject

French with Management 4 page 156 R1N2 260–280

German with Management 4 page 158 R2N2 260–280

Italian with Management 4 page 159 R3N2 260–280

Physical Education andSport Science withManagement 3 page 205 C6N2 280

Spanish with Management 4 page 160 R4N2 260–280

Two Modern Languageswith Management 4 page 163 R8N2 260–280

Each of the Single and Joint Honours degrees listed above can betaken as a four-year course with an international year or aprofessional experience year. Entry requirements are the same. Seethe Index of Full-Time Degrees on pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

ManagementSingle Honours / Joint Honours / minor subjectBA (Hons)

With a 24-hour global market offering a wider range ofcommunication channels than ever before, there hasnever been a greater need for effective and innovativemarketing. We deliver a solid grounding in the coreprinciples of marketing, developing skills which areessential to a marketer but desirable and beneficialwithin any management position. Recent graduates havegone on to use their expertise in prestigiousorganisations such as Kellogg’s, Siemens and Nestlé.

You study within an established marketing subject groupand are able to draw on an array of expertise andexperience from both research and industry, adding realvalue to your degree.



StructureYou build a sound understanding of the theoreticalaspects of marketing communications, dealing withbuyer behaviour and how organisations communicatewith their audience – be that a consumer or a business.You will also look at marketing planning, PR andadvertising. As you progress, you will apply theseconcepts through the development of strategies in anorganisational situation and explore marketing andcommunications in the context of the internationalbusiness environment.




Single Honours

Marketing 3 n/a N500 280

Joint Honours

Business and Marketing 3 page 77 NN15 280

Management andMarketing 3 page 84 NN52 280

Marketing andAccounting 3 page 76 NN54 280

Marketing and BusinessEconomics 3 page 78 NL51 280

Marketing and Economics 3 page 80 NL5C 280

Marketing and FinancialManagement 3 page 81 NN53 280

Marketing and Logistics 3 page 82 NJ59 280

As a minor subject

French with Marketing 4 page 156 R1N5 260–280

Geography with Marketing 3 page 136 F8N5 260–320

German with Marketing 4 page 158 R2N5 260–280

Italian with Marketing 4 page 159 R3N5 260–280

Spanish with Marketing 4 page 160 R4N5 260–280

Two Modern Languageswith Marketing 4 page 163 R8N5 260–280

Each of the Single and Joint Honours degrees listed above can betaken as a four-year course with an international year or aprofessional experience year. Entry requirements are the same. Seethe Index of Full-Time Degrees on pages 184–91 for UCAS codes.

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This degree provides the knowledge and key skills thatyou need to enter the rapidly expanding sport andleisure industries, helping you to become a top-qualitymanager capable of delivering a growing range ofservices.

You will gain a range of management skills, focused onthe sport and leisure sector but applicable across allbusiness sectors. There are various sports facilities foryou to take advantage of close to and on campus, and wehave good relationships with local, regional andnational providers and involve them in our courses.

As a resort town, Scarborough offers a wealth of leisureand recreation opportunities and is an ideal place tostudy sport and leisure. Additionally, our location givesyou access to urban, rural and coastal environments, soyou can witness their different methods of providingsporting and leisure opportunities – from surf to turf andpeak to beach.



StructureThe course encompasses a range of topics and areas tohelp you become a well-rounded and effective managerwithin the sport and leisure sector. You will have theopportunity to study topics including health andlifestyle; funding; exercise and training; outdoorrecreation; event management; and leisure and tourismstrategy. You will also examine issues which impactperformance and fitness as well as regulations and ethicsin sport and leisure. Further details can be found atwww.hull.ac.uk/hubs.


Single Honours

Sport and LeisureManagement 3 n/a N870 S 220


This degree enables you to become part of one of theworld’s largest and most rapidly expanding industries.Management and professional skills are at a premiumwithin the tourism sector, and our course equips youwith the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in thisindustry.

Scarborough has been a traditional seaside destinationfor over a hundred years, and has been voted the mostenterprising town in Europe – making it an ideal place tostudy tourism. The University is playing a significant rolein the regeneration of Scarborough’s economy. You willbe able to draw on this expertise and witness theory inpractice while studying on a course which is accreditedby the Institute of Travel and Tourism. You will have theopportunity to be involved in the continuingdevelopment of the town and its tourism industry,gaining invaluable experience and insight.



StructureThe course provides you with essential knowledge andskills related to the three core areas of internationaltourism: the destination, the travel industry and eventmanagement. You will also explore cultural attractionsand festivals; strategic management; and regulations,codes of practice and ethics in tourism. Field visits allowyou to compare theory and practice, and the final yearallows you to specialise, following areas of interestrelated to your career aspirations. Further details can befound at www.hull.ac.uk/hubs.


Single Honours

Tourism Management 3 n/a N832 S 220


Sport and leisure managementSingle HonoursBA (Hons)Scarborough

Tourism managementSingle HonoursBA (Hons)Scarborough

As an international student, atfirst I found it hard to keep upwith the University’s standardsbut the cosy atmosphere and thelecturers’ willingness to answerany sort of question helped me toadapt to the expectations and touniversity life quickly.The most important thing is thatthe University provides studentsnot only with highly respectedacademic knowledge but with alevel of maturity as well. Thoughthe university gives you the bestopportunities to get theknowledge you’re seeking, itemphasises that it is up to you tomake the most of the years youare spending here.Zavinta DarbenaiteBA TourismManagement

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