Education Matters Your Future Begins Here: Greenwich School of Management

EDUCATION MATTERS YOUR FUTURE BEGINS HERE
GREENWICH SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT GSoM undergraduate prospectus 2011-12
www.greenwich-college.ac.uk
A LIFE CHANGING DECISION

Congratulations on your decision to study for a university degree, youve already taken one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Choosing to go to university is just the first step though - now you need to think about where you want to study and perhaps more importantly, which degree will best suit you and your future career. Youre about to embark on a truly life-changing journey and we understand you will have many questions. Weve tried hard to make this prospectus easy to read and understand, and weve cut through all the academic jargon to help answer those questions. We also hope to tell you a little bit more about GSoM, give you a taste of what we offer and explain how we can help you reach your full potential. And dont forget, we have a permanent drop-in centre if you want to come and visit the School, look around and have a chat about your future. If you can make it, come and meet us. Were here to help, advise and guide you. Dr William Hunt, Principal
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05 07 09 10 11 13 16 18 19 23 23 26 27 30 31 31 33 35 37 39 41 Why choose GSoM? What our Students Say Message from William Hunt Message from David Wheeler Accreditations About GSoM About Plymouth University About London About Greenwich Careers Centre Student Finance Library and Learning Resources Accommodation International Students Our Programmes Index of Degrees Flexible Study Options Business Management Accounting and Finance (BSc) Accounting and Finance (BA) Economics 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 66 Management with Human Resource Management Human Resource Management with Information Systems Business Management and Information Technology Computer Science with Business Informatics Computer Science Business Management with Travel and Tourism Oil and Gas Management Introduction to Our Law Programmes LLB Law with Management Travel Info How to Apply Application Form Map
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WHY CHOOSE GSoM?

Greenwich School of Management has been delivering high quality university education for nearly 40 years. Our partnership with Plymouth University guarantees you a trusted and valued degree. All our degrees are delivered in London at our dedicated landmark campus in Greenwich.
Foundation option
Our degrees are also available in an extended format offering you the opportunity to study a foundation year as part of your bachelor degree. Our additional eight month foundation stage is ideal if you hold GCSE or similar qualifications but didnt complete or take your A levels or achieve an equivalent level of study. With nearly two thousand students enrolled at the School, GSoM is large enough to offer a wonderfully diverse and rich mix of students and lecturers, whilst being small enough for staff to know all our students personally. The academic and support staff are very caring and responsive, and theres a very special and intimate atmosphere here - the community spirit in the School is self evident.
We understand different students have different needs and one of the core philosophies of the School is our flexible and caring approach to each individual. We work hard to maintain small class sizes which means we have a very high teacher-to-student ratio. GSoM places a strong emphasis on subjects that employers value and this is rewarded with the excellent job prospects and career opportunities enjoyed by our graduates. And as part of our commitment to you, we have a dedicated and comprehensive careers centre designed specifically to help you get into the workplace quickly after completing your studies.
Two years or three?

You can choose to study any of our undergraduate degrees either traditionally over 3 years or through our innovative accelerated 2 year option. The 2 year option is a great choice if youre looking to complete your degree quickly and enter the workplace sooner. To finish your degree in 2 years you simply study three semesters per calendar year instead of the more traditional two semesters each year.
Option to study over 2 or 3 years October, February or June starting dates High pass rates Excellent job prospects and career opportunities Full-time dedicated careers centre Specialist library and research facilities Easy access to central London A tight-knit caring environment that concentrates on making the student experience a positive one Prestigious university degree
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JAMILLE
Jamille looked at several universities before choosing GSoM. When I first thought about coming to the School I was a bit nervous about what it would be like, but everyone was really fantastic and helpful and the application process was quite straightforward. Now Im here its great, my lecturers are understanding and accommodating, and they really know what theyre talking about! I like that we have smaller class sizes than the big universities, its friendlier and we get a lot more time with our lecturers.
WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

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Stephen Williams left Greenwich with the confidence and knowledge to enable him to start his own business. The two-year degree idea is great. I was out to work, earning a living a whole year ahead of my mates; it gave me a real head start and now Im running my own successful business using the skills that I developed at GSoM.
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I am glad I chose Greenwich School of Management the class sizes are small and this helps communication between students and lecturers. They want to listen to us and are always available to give advice and guidance. This is something unique to GSoM they value their students and the administrators and academics have got your interests at heart. They want you to succeed so they try their hardest to ensure that you get through your programme successfully, and graduate with a good degree.
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Welcome Message from Dr William Hunt Principal

Greenwich School of Management has been educating students from every corner of the world for nearly 40 years. Over that time, many thousands of GSoM students have accomplished great things in their careers and I like to think that their time here played a part in that success. Such is the depth of our relationship with our students we now find ourselves teaching many of the children of our alumni. The world we all share is changing and there is more need now than ever before for talented individuals to educate themselves in areas which offer the greatest chance of employment. Studying at GSoM will prepare you for a lifetime of rewarding and exciting work within the dynamic, innovative and constantly evolving worlds of business management, accounting and finance, economics, information technology and human resource management. We also have a number of more specialist departments within the School focussing on Law, the Energy Sector (Oil & Gas), Computer Science and Travel & Tourism. The School offers a wide range of management and business related degrees, almost as diverse as the wonderfully cosmopolitan mix of students who study here. Nearly 80% of our undergraduates come from the UK and the EU with the remainder joining us from over 60 different countries worldwide. This exposure to a multitude of cultures adds enormous value to your studies and you will find the whole experience is truly life enhancing. Because were smaller than many of the traditional universities we are able to offer greater flexibility for admission on to our programmes, as well as several possible study options. For example, all our bachelors degrees are available to study over either 2 or 3 years depending on your preference and needs, and students without the conventional entry requirements can opt for an extended bachelors programme which includes an additional 8 month study period instead of studying a separate foundation course. Mature candidates with good work experience will always be considered on their merits as GSoM are far more interested in where you are going rather than where you have come from. I am sure that if you decide to follow a bachelors degree programme at Greenwich School of Management it will be a decision that will result in a major step in your career development. You will acquire an excellent Plymouth University degree through an internationally acclaimed management School, whilst acquiring relevant management skills that will differentiate you in an increasingly competitive business environment.
WELCOME Message from Professor David Wheeler, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean, Plymouth Business School, Plymouth University
The bachelor degree programmes at the Greenwich School of Management are designed to equip students with contemporary management skills and a keen awareness of the rapidly changing nature of the external business environment. The programmes lead to either a BSc (Hons), BA (Hons) or an LLB (Hons) degree from Plymouth University and so fit with our joint mission to provide the best possible education to our students, wherever that learning occurs. Such knowledge and understanding provides all of our students with the essential support required to develop a successful career in business, management or law. The current economic climate has led to organisations placing an increased emphasis on higher education, particularly at the bachelor degree level. A good quality degree is frequently seen as an essential prerequisite for employment opportunities and progress within an organisation. This is because experience has shown that generally graduates and particularly management graduates have developed innovative and creative ways of thinking and possess important analytical and decision-making skills. Like the Greenwich School of Management, Plymouth University Business School sets out to equip students with relevant knowledge and skills in the business, management and legal domains. We aim to graduate the most employable, engaged and entrepreneurial students in the UK. Thus, at Plymouth and at Greenwich we actively encourage our undergraduates to be selfreliant, committed and enterprising. The result being that both institutions are proud of the achievements of our graduates; excellent employment records, with a high proportion going on to build successful and rewarding careers in management and other professions both in the United Kingdom and abroad. I do hope that you decide to register for a degree with the Greenwich School of Management. It will give me great pleasure in welcoming you as a student to an Affiliated School of Plymouth University. And I look forward to meeting you at the graduation ceremony held in our beautiful setting on the coast in Devon, South West England.
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ACCREDITATIONS
The School is an Affiliated School of Plymouth University and is a member of the Association of Independent Higher Education Providers (AIHEP). GSoM is accredited by the British Accreditation Council for Independent Further and Higher Education (BAC) and all GSoM/Plymouth University undergraduate degrees are designated for the purpose of Student Loans. Affiliated School of the Plymouth University Member of The Royal Institution of Great Britain Member of the Association of Independent Higher Education Providers Recognised by the Universities and Colleges Admission Service as a provider for further and higher education programmes Sponsor of the Greenwich Branch of The Multiple Sclerosis Society Founder Member of the National Maritime Museum Accredited by The British Accreditation Council for Independent Further and Higher Education Member of the Council for Validating Universities Member of the Energy Institute
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ABOUT GSoM
Established in 1973, Greenwich School of Management continues to stand proud as one of Londons foremost independent higher education Schools for business, management and law studies. We have a fantastic relationship with our students and we were one of the first quality business Schools to recognise that whilst talent is universal, opportunity is not. For nearly four decades we have helped thousands of talented individuals reach their full potential, irrespective of background or status. The School is located in historic Greenwich, perfectly placed within ten minutes of central London and ten minutes from Canary Wharf, one of the most important business districts in the world. GSoM occupies a fine Art Deco building with a landmark 180 ft clock tower. The School prides itself on its personal, tight-knit, caring and friendly ambience. By day, the School has a mix of full-time UK, EU and international students whilst our extensive part-time evening classes attract local City of London based managers as well as students who aspire to similar roles. We also offer weekend programmes for our executive students, typically high flying, high achieving fast trackers occupying top management posts. computing, travel & tourism and other related areas. All our available resources are dedicated to the provision of these programmes. The Library, for example, is equipped with the latest journals, textbooks and online research facilities in relation to each specialist programme, and the lecturing faculty has experience in the theoretical and practical implementation of their specialist domains. This functional dedication and depth of our expertise gives the School a distinct advantage over universities which offer a wider range of courses covering many different subjects.
Specialist business, management and law programmes

The School offers programmes at professional, undergraduate and postgraduate levels in business and management, law, IT and
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ABOUT PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY

Whilst all your studies are based in London, the undergraduate degrees delivered at GSoM are awarded by Plymouth University. The university is consistently ranked in the top five modern universities in the UK and is a national leader for teaching excellence. Known throughout the world as the enterprise university, Plymouth University is the perfect partner for GSoM. With around 30,000 students studying on and off the campus, Plymouth University is one of the largest universities in the UK. The university has a reputation for friendliness, widening participation and for developing innovative business partnerships and programmes of study. This is reflected in their support for the diverse range of study options available though GSoM, including our traditional three year degrees, the accelerated two year degree programmes and our extended degree programmes which include the foundation level academic year. Plymouth University is one of only two universities to have been awarded seven prestigious National Teaching Fellowships and also demonstrates research of both national and international excellence.
A Plymouth University degree in London

The traditional three year and the innovative accelerated two year business, management and law degree programmes in cooperation with GSoM enable the University to strengthen its presence in the leading financial capital of the world. The advantages to students and faculty alike are diverse. Among the most important of these is the close proximity of a wide range of multinational companies and business organisations. Resource information is equally bountiful
and accessible in the capital and London is undoubtedly the premier location for such programmes.
Degree ceremony
Once you have successfully completed your studies, your degree will be conferred at a congregation of the university alongside the many other students studying with Plymouth University. Successful students from the London programmes are invited to attend the ceremony to have their degrees directly conferred upon them.
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ABOUT LONDON
When you choose a place to study its not just the university that you choose, you also choose a city. There is no better city to study in than London, the largest city in Western Europe. Its a vibrant and exciting place to live, work, relax and learn. With nearly eight million people living here, London is a bustling city, but its also home to four World Heritage Sites and literally hundreds of famous landmarks. Its a city packed with innumerable museums, galleries, libraries, sporting facilities and over 40 theatres as well as countless restaurants, bars and clubs. For students specialising in business, management, law, information technology and travel and tourism, London is an exceptional place to study. It is the principal location for many leading multinational companies and organisations (more than 100 of Europes 500 largest companies are based here) and the capital prides itself on an almost limitless supply of information resources. The capital contains a diverse mix of cultures and with over 300 languages spoken it is probably the most cosmopolitan place on earth. The West End, Londons major centre for the arts and entertainment is a short trip on the bus, train or by boat up the River Thames, as is The City (the commercial beating heart of London). Canary Wharf (the epicentre of the global financial community) contains the headquarters of numerous global organisations, as well as a wealth of sports, leisure, shopping and entertainment facilities and is just across the River Thames from Greenwich. London is an incredible city and is constantly evolving, but 2012 will be a particularly extraordinary year in our history when we host the 2012 Olympic Games. Greenwich will play host to many events and the buzz and excitement surrounding the Games will undoubtedly live on in us all for years to come.
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ABOUT GREENWICH
Set on the south bank of the River Thames just five miles (ten minutes) from central London, Greenwich is a truly fascinating and historic town where east literally meets west. Its a buzzing student town with a thriving social scene and a wealth of clubs, pubs, eating places, galleries and museums. A stones throw from the School, Greenwich Park (one of the Royal Parks) is one of the largest single green spaces in London covering 180 acres - perfect for impromptu football, an alfresco lunch or just lazing away a couple of hours between lessons! The Royal Observatory stands proud in the park together with the National Maritime Museum and the Queens House (upon which the White House in the USA is based). Greenwich is a well connected place and surprisingly easy to reach if you are commuting for your studies. If you base yourself in the town then youre never far away from everything London has to offer. Theres a multitude of transport links including the overground train network, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), the London Underground (Tube), an extensive bus network and of course, the Thames Clipper commuter boat service. For students with an interest in culture and history, Greenwich has a long heritage going back over 1000 years. It was the birthplace of King Henry VIII and his daughters Queen Mary (Bloody Mary) and Queen Elizabeth I (The Virgin Queen). The Prime Meridian (zero degrees of longitude) passes directly through Greenwich and world time is set from Greenwich. Its a lively, artistic and cultural town and rich in maritime history.
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Careers CentrE
With a strong emphasis on delivering education with a big return on your investment, employability is a crucial element of our service to you as a student (and continues long after your graduation). The GSoM Careers Centre, a dedicated walk-in advice and support clinic, is designed to help you hone your core skills whilst you study and help you find a high quality and rewarding career once youve graduated. The centre is here to support you with
one-to-one careers advice, CV preparation, improving your interview techniques and developing your job search skills. We offer a comprehensive and completely free recruitment service to local employers and organise many specialist career and recruitment events throughout the year. We also provide links with volunteer organisations, helping you to gain valuable and transferable experience during your studies.
Building on years of success, the Careers Centre is currently undergoing a radical expansion which, once complete, will form one of the cornerstone services the School has to offer you. We are working to strengthen our already strong links within the business community by placing a deeper emphasis on guaranteed work placements and internships. You will be one of the first students to benefit from these plans.
STUDENT FINANCE
There has been a lot of information within the media about tuition fees and student finance recently, not all of it accurate or helpful. Many potential students are confused about what exactly is happening and how everything will work in the future. First and foremost, you can rest assured its not nearly as complicated as it first seems. We work hard to help you get things sorted quickly and efficiently and we have good relations with the Student Loan Company (who provide student finance). Moreover, GSoM offer a dedicated Student Finance Advice Clinic which is freely available to you and is designed to assist you with your student loan application process.
There are 3 key things to remember

1. Students dont pay back tuition fee loans 2. Youre only asked to pay once you have graduated 3. You only start paying back your Student Loan once youre earning over a certain amount, and you are only asked to pay back a relatively small percentage of your income.
There are 3 types of support offered

Most UK and EU nationals are entitled to receive financial support with their studies (with a few exceptions). This is broken down into three parts 1. Tuition Fee Loan. This covers all (or most) of your course fees.
2. Student Maintenance Grant. This is a grant to help you with your living costs whilst you study. The amount you receive will depend on your family circumstances and you do not need to pay this back. 3. Student Maintenance Loan. Again, this is to help you with your living costs and is means- tested which means the amount you receive depends on your family circumstances. You will need to pay this back once you have a well paid job (like your Tuition Fee Loan). Remember, were here to help and you are always welcome to come in and see one of our friendly advisors to chat everything over if you are not sure how things will work for you personally. We will try our best to help and if we cant help, well find you someone who can.
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LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES

The Lord Harris Library
Our multimedia library is at the centre of learning and research at GSoM. We aim to meet the needs of our students with a wide range of services both in print and online. First and foremost, we ensure our extensive stock of books are relevant to the programmes you study. But in a modern institution, books are only part of the story. The Lord Harris Library has a wide range of periodicals, journals, computerised online information and of course, free and fast access to the Internet and our internal Intranet resource centre. A study area within the Library allows you to study privately in a quiet and undisturbed atmosphere and our qualified librarians are always willing and able to provide assistance. They can give advice on the researching of information, the availability of books and other possible sources which you may require during your studies.
IT facilities
The computer facilities are designed to support you with your studies. The computers are also available for your private study and word processing if you dont have your own computer or laptop. Relevant contemporary software is installed on all our systems and it goes without saying that free internet access is available throughout the School via Wi-Fi.
you lots of help in understanding what all this means, how to use them and how to get the best out of them! Our range includes: Dawson Books, a vast library of academic textbooks available electronically, day or night. EBSCO Business Source Complete, which provides full text for more than 3,650 academic business journals including well over 1000 peer-reviewed publications relating to business. Fame, which offers detailed financial data for over half a million British companies as well as ownership and descriptive information for an additional 1.3 million companies in the UK and Ireland. Fame also includes thousands of global industry profiles. Lexis Nexis Executive, the complete, fully customisable, online news and business research service bringing together, in a single source, all news, financial and business information licensed by Lexis Nexis from around the globe.
Mintel, which offers analysis of market size and trends, market segmentation, consumer behaviour and future market developments and changes. Emerald Management eJournals, which gives access to the latest thinking on management theory and practice. The largest, most comprehensive collection of peer reviewed management journals and online support for students, and features over 200 full text journals and reviews from the worlds top 300 management journals. NetLibrary, the leading provider of eBooks for academic, public, and School libraries.
Online systems and remote access

One of the greatest developments in education over the last few years has been the advent of an incredible range of electronic learning resources and GSoM have not held back in adopting these systems. In many ways the online and remote access facilities we provide means the library can come to you in your home, in the coffee shop or wherever in the world you may be. As well as thousands of eBook titles, you can access many of the worlds most important academic research repositories. Dont worry, well give
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ACCOMMODATION
Moving to a new city can be a daunting prospect but you can be confident that well do everything we can to make you feel at home. We are committed to ensuring that every student who needs a place to stay is offered affordable, comfortable and secure accommodation. There are so many different options in and around Greenwich that you may well feel spoilt for choice! You could choose to stay in the student village, or perhaps cater for yourself in a flat or a bed-sit. A house or flat share with fellow students is always an excellent option and a brilliant way to quickly meet new friends. Alternatively, you may wish to live with a host family where meals and a laundry service may be included. Whatever you choose, our accommodation team can help you to find the perfect place to suit your needs and budget. Accommodation can be arranged ahead of your enrolment, during your induction period or on your arrival at the School so dont hesitate to contact the Accommodation Office on 020 8516 7800 or email accommodation@ greenwich-college.ac.uk. students. Room prices start at around 160 per week. For further information or to book visit www.opalstudents.com
Private accommodation
Many students opt to rent in the local area. Our accommodation office can assist you in finding an appropriate place to stay either by yourself or with other students in flats and houses within a budget that suits you. Private accommodation prices normally start from around 85 per week.
The Student Village

The Student Village is a popular choice for our students and is a contemporary development located just a short walk from the School. It features well-designed en-suite student accommodation in a safe and comfortable community. Theres a choice of single, double or twin occupancy en-suite studio apartments with private kitchen facilities or en-suite bedrooms organised into cluster flats with communal kitchen/dining areas, all with modern furnishings and fresh, relaxing colours. There are also a number of rooms equipped with facilities for disabled
Home-stay
Often students elect to stay with host families living as a member of the family. Meals are supplied, as is laundry and cleaning - an excellent choice for many! Home-stay prices start from around 130 per week.
Airport pick-up
For students arriving from overseas we have a collection service at the main London airports to help take the stress out of your arrival. Please inform the accommodation office of your flight details and arrival time and we will arrange an airport pick-up for you.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Greenwich School of Management welcomes students from countries outside of the EU. If you are thinking of coming to the UK for your studies you will find GSoM is one of the oldest and most trusted institutions in London. You can be confident that we will do everything we can to make your student visa application process as smooth as possible, and once youre here we will provide help, care, support and guidance every step of the way.
Highly Trusted Sponsor

Were very proud to have been one of the first independent institutions awarded Highly Trusted Sponsor (HTS) status by the UKBA. The speed at which we obtained HTS demonstrates the quality of our provision and support for international students, and recognises the effort we put in to achieving the highest level of compliance required by the UKBA.
Tier 4 Compliance Team for any advice regarding the current regulations on +44 (0)20 8516 7800.
Tuition fees and living expenses

To apply for a Tier 4 Student Visa you must show that you have sufficient funds to pay your first years tuition fees plus enough money to cover your monthly living costs whilst you are studying in the UK. The amount of living costs you need to show will depend on whether you already have an established presence studying in the UK. You have an established presence studying in the UK if: you have current immigration permission as a Tier 4 migrant or student (pre Tier 4) and have finished a single course of six months or more during your this immigration permission, or are applying to continue your studies on a single course which you have already been following for six months or more. If you have an established presence you must show that you have enough money for your first years course fees plus 600 for living costs per month for 2 months (1200 living costs in total).
If you do not have an established presence you must show that you have enough money for your first years course fees plus 600 for living costs per month for 9 months (5400 living costs in total). You must show you have the required level of funds in place for a consecutive 28 day period ending no more than 1 month before the date of your application.
Further advice
At the time of going to press the above information was correct, but to get the very latest and most up to date information regarding Student Visas you should visit the UKBA website at http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk You can also visit our dedicated International Student Zone on our website which has a wealth of information to help you. Finally, you are of course always welcome to phone one of our Course Advisors or our UKBA compliance team during normal working hours (or drop in if youre already in the UK).
Our commitment to you

The UK Border Agency (UKBA) student visa regulations are complex and its crucial that you follow the immigration procedures precisely. GSoM understand how difficult and impenetrable the immigration process may seem. Thats why weve invested heavily in a dedicated International Student Advice Team who travel the world supporting our prospective students. They are backed up by several permanent international offices and a dedicated and committed UKBA compliance team to help guide you through the system. Within days of being offered a place the compliance team will be in touch to help kick-start the process.
Who needs a visa?

If you are an international student and not a European Economic Area (EEA) or Swiss National you will need to apply for entry clearance (commonly known as a Tier 4 Student Visa) before coming to study in the UK. If you are an EEA or Swiss National and have been accepted on to one of our programmes then you are entitled to enter the UK without a visa and have the right of residence for the duration of the course. If you do need a student visa its important that you are aware you cannot obtain one on arrival in the UK. You should not enter the country on a visitors visa if you intend to study. Please contact our
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OUR PROGRAMMES
The broad range of GSoM Bachelor degrees are flexible and open access programmes designed to fit the needs of our students, the demands of employers and the realities of life in the real world. You can choose to study your degree over three years (the traditional university model) or via our two year accelerated mode of study if youre keen to get back to work. The choice is entirely yours. Dont worry if you havent got the traditional entry qualifications or cant be considered as a mature applicant. All our undergraduate degrees can be studied as an extended programme meaning you can study an additional 8 month foundation stage as the first part of your degree. If you are eligible for student finance support, you will receive Student Loan funding for this part of the degree as normal. Remember, this foundation stage is ONLY necessary if you do not meet the standard entry criteria or do not have the appropriate experience.
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Economics
Business Management
Accounting and Finance (BSc)
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Human Resource Management with Information Systems
Business Management and Information Technology
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LLB
Business Management Travel and Tourism pathway
Oil and Gas Management
Accounting and Finance (BA) Computer Science with Business Informatics
Law with Management
Computer Science
Management with Human Resource Management
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FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS

Our 2 year accelerated degree option is ideal if you want to complete your degree quickly
YES, I have the required entry requirements Do you have 2 A Levels (or an equivalent qualification), or are you a mature applicant with at least 2 years good work experience?
Your degree should take 2 years to complete and should cost you 4500 per year
YES, thats very important to me Would you like to complete your studies quickly? NO, thats not important to me
NO, I do not have the required entry requirements
You may need to complete our Extended degree option which includes an additional foundation stage
Your degree should take 2 years 8 months to complete and should cost you 4500 in years one and two, and 3375 in the third year
Our 3 year degree option is ideal if youre looking for the traditional university experience*
Do you have 2 A Levels (or an equivalent qualification), or are you a mature applicant with at least 2 years good work experience?
NO, I do not have the required entry requirements
You may need to complete our Extended degree option which includes an additional foundation stage
Your degree should take 3 years 8 months to complete and should cost you 3375 per year
Fees quoted are for UK and EU students starting before October 2012. Please consult our website for International student fees or for fees from October 2012. *The 3 year study option is subject to approval by Plymouth University. Please check our website for the latest information.
YES, I have the required entry requirements
Your degree should take 3 years to complete and should cost you 3375 per year
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BSc(Hons) Business Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscbm
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
About the degree
Modern organisations are looking for graduates with a wide range of skills. Skills of numerical and statistical analysis, and the ability to analyse situations and to generate options for strategic change and development. The BSc in Business Management will equip you with the knowledge of how the business environment works and an appreciation of how organisations big or small can harness their resources to best effect. With the skills and knowledge gained from your degree programme you will be able to meet the demands of potential employers, or should you decide to start your own business, you will be armed with the capacity to run a business successfully.
Admission requirements
To be eligible for acceptance on this degree you must normally be at least 18 years of age at the start of the programme and as a minimum should have obtained either 2 A Level passes or at least an NQF Level 3 (or equivalent) qualification. If you do not meet the above admission requirements, you may be considered for direct entry onto the degree based on your maturity and work experience. If you do not have the required qualifications or enough work experience then dont worry, we offer an extended option which includes an additional foundation academic year (8 months) to be taken at the start of the degree.
Course modules
Stage I - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Introduction to Computing - Study Skills - Business Economics - Business Law Stage II - Human Resource Management - Marketing - Management Accounting - Logistics and Operations Management - Business Organisation and Policy - Information Technology Stage III - International Marketing - Total Quality Management - Information Systems Management - Strategic Management - Research Project
Start Dates 3 intakes per year (October, February or June) Study Mode Full time only Study Options 3 year traditional degree or 2 year accelerated degree
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2 Year Study Option 4,500 per year (10,425 per year for international students) 3 Year Study Option 3,375 per year (6,950 per year for international students)
International students
In addition to the above admission requirements, international students will need to demonstrate English language proficiency.
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscbm or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
BSc(Hons) Accounting and Finance UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscaf
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (BSc)

About the degree
A degree in accounting and finance will give you an excellent appreciation of the world of business and accounting. You will be able to contextualise the accounting and finance function and understand how it interrelates to other operational areas of the organisation. You will learn skills that will allow you to manipulate and manage data in the areas of costing, budgeting and investment and the presentation of accounting information. You will also gain an understanding of the world of finance and gain an insight into such areas as the raising of funds, stocks and shares, the global financial markets and the banking system. Upon completion of your BSc (Hons) Accounting & Finance degree, you will be suitably proficient in accounting practices and have the opportunity to progress to professional level qualifications such as ACCA or CIMA.
Course modules
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- Financial Accounting - Financial Information Management - Study Skills - Business Law - Business Economics - Introduction to Computing Stage II - Financial Accounting and Reporting - Introduction to Management Accounting - Financial Management plus 3 electives from - Business Organisation and Policy - Human Resource Management - Information Technology - Logistics and Operations Management Stage III - Corporate Financial Management - Advanced Management Accounting and Performance Management - Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting - Financial Research Methods - Financial Research Project plus 1 elective from - Strategic Management - International Marketing
(BSc) Accounting and Finance
You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscaf or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/baaf
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (BA)

About the degree
Employers are looking for graduates who understand the workings of an organisation and who are able to show an appreciation of how the financial and accounting world impacts on the running of a business. Our degree in Accounting and Finance will give you an insight into the role of these key functions within an organisation and help you to understand how companies manage their financial resources. Youll learn how businesses raise money and interact with the financial markets and the external business environment. You will also gain an insight into such areas as the raising of funds, stocks and shares, the global financial markets and the banking system. ACCA Exemptions In addition, studying this BA degree will give you a possible maximum exemption from seven ACCA Foundation level papers, 50% of the examined elements of the ACCA qualification. This means that you will be able to obtain the ACCA qualification that much quicker
Course modules
Stage I - Study Skills - Corporate and Business Law - Business Economics - Accountant in Business - Financial Accounting - Introduction to Finance Stage II - Financial Reporting - Introduction to Management Accounting - Financial Management plus 3 from - Business Organisation and Policy - Human Resource Management - Information Technology - Logistics and Operations Management Stage III - Financial Research Methods - Corporate Financial Management - Performance Management - Advanced Financial Reporting plus 1 elective from - International Marketing - Strategic Management All students will be required to complete the following: - Financial Research Project
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/baaf or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
BSc(Hons) Economics UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsce
ECONOMICS
About the degree
The world of business is becoming ever more complex and it is important for potential graduates to understand how the global economy functions and to gain an understanding of the theoretical models and concepts that govern economic policy around the world. Economists analyse the allocation, distribution and use of scarce resources, and seek to develop an understanding of output, employment, income, trade and finance. Economics is one of the central disciplines that underpin the study of business and management. A degree in economics will enable you to abstract, analyse, deduce and quantify complex business and social issues and provide you with significant employment opportunities in a variety of careers in addition to working as a professional economist.
Course modules
Stage I - Principles of Economics - Study Skills - Interpreting Economic Data - Current Economic Issues - Business Economics plus 1 elective from - Business Law - Computer Systems - Introduction to Accounting Stage II - Microeconomic Theory - Macroeconomic Theory - Econometrics - Applied Economics - Business Organisation and Policy or Economics of Government Development Policies plus 1 elective from - Management Accounting - Company Law - Database Systems Management Stage III - International Economics or Economics of the EU - Economics of Game Theory - Economics Project - Economic Modelling plus 1 elective from - Corporate Financial Management - Information Systems Management - Strategic Management
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bsce or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BSc(Hons) Management with Human Resource Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscmhrm
Management with human resource management

About the degree
Todays organisations are looking for well rounded individuals who have a knowledge of how the business environment works, particularly in relation to technological change, societal issues (such as diversity, ethnicity and equality) and environmental and sustainability concerns all of which impact on company performance. Employers also want employees and managers who recognise the various human resource issues facing them. Organisations need managers who know how to recruit and select staff, how to motivate, lead, develop and train their people and who are aware of the various legal requirements and constraints concerned with the management of their workforce. With a degree in management with human resource management you will be able to offer an organisation a skill set that encompasses the area of general business management together with the more specific knowledge related to the management of their human resources.
Course modules
Stage I - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Introduction to Computing - Study Skills - Business Economics - Business Law Stage II - Human Resource Management - Marketing - Management Accounting - Logistics and Operations Management - Employee Resourcing - Managing Diversity and Equal Opportunity Stage III - International Marketing - Information Systems Management - Strategic Management - Employee Relations and Employment Law - Research Project
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Management with Human Resource Management
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscmhrm or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
BSc(Hons) Human Resource Management with Information Systems UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bschrmis

About the degree
It is often argued that the human resource of an organisation is its key resource. This degree will give you a compelling combination of an understanding of how people are managed in organisations, together with an appreciation of how the collection and management of data and information can assist companies to become more effective in achieving their strategic goals. How people are recruited, selected, motivated, organised into groups and teams, and trained and developed within the workplace is a major concern to the modern organisation. This degree will equip you with the knowledge to help provide the answers and together with your understanding of the use of information systems and the management of data, you will have valuable and sought after skills across two of the more complex functions within the business world.
Course modules
Stage I - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Introduction to Computing - Study Skills - Business Economics - Business Law Stage II - Human Resource Management - Marketing - Management Accounting - Telecommunications and Networking - Employee Resourcing - Managing Diversity and Equal Opportunity Stage III - Total Quality Management - Information Systems Management - Strategic Management - Employee Relations and Employment Law - Research Project
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bschrmis or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BSc(Hons) Business Management and Information Technology UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscbmit
business management and information technology

About the degree
With a BSc in Business Management and Information Technology you will be able to offer an organisation a winning combination of an understanding of how businesses operate, combined with the ability to apply and analyse the latest information management techniques and technologies that can allow the organisation to operate more effectively. The most successful organisations are able to utilise information in all the functional areas of the business. The areas of human resources, finance, marketing and operations all need qualified graduates who know how businesses work and how to employ information technology to make corporations operate more effectively. After studying this degree you will be able to offer an employer practical IT skills as well as an appreciation of how the business environment operates.
Course modules
Stage I - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Introduction to Computing - Study Skills - Business Economics - Business Law Stage II - Human Resource Management - Marketing - Operations Management - Internet Development: Coding and Programming - Telecommunications and Networking - Information Technology Stage III - International Marketing - Strategic Management - Visual Net Programming - C++ Programming - Research Project
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Business Management and Information Technology
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscbmit or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
BSc(Hons) Computer Science with Business Informatics UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsccsbi
computer science with business informatics

About the degree
This degree course will equip you with the ability to be able to offer an employer the skills needed to operate effectively in the rapidly changing and stimulating area of computer science. You will develop skills and knowledge that will allow you work in any functional area of the organisation that utilises and develops communication technologies and business informatics, or indeed in a conventional business organisation that has an IT department. Your degree programme will introduce you to the practical and theoretical elements of software and hardware design, the design and implementation of large and small systems in organisations, logic and theoretical models of computation, human-computer interaction, multimedia platforms and artificial intelligence.
Course modules
Stage I - Information Technology and Professional Skills - Software Engineering and Human Computer Interaction - Programming 1 - Programming 2 - Quantitative Methods for Computing - Computer Systems Stage II - Systems Analysis and Design - Marketing - Telecommunications and Networking - Database Systems Management - Business Organisation and Policy - Internet Development: Coding and Programming Stage III - Strategic Management - Advanced Information Systems Management - Total Quality Management - E- Commerce - Research Project
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Computer Science with Business Informatics
You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bsccsbi or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BSc(Hons) Computer Science UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsccs
computer science
About the degree
Computers are ubiquitous in todays world. They are found in every aspect of personal and business life, often operating invisibly in the background helping organisations and individuals in their everyday lives. A degree in computer science will give you an insight into the theory and practice that encompasses the study of hardware and software, the use and design of computers and their role in computation and applications. Once you successfully graduate from our Computer Science degree you will be able to understand the design and exploitation of computers and computer technology and appreciate how this underpins the development of both small scale and large scale systems that support organisational goals.
Course modules
Stage I - Information Technology and Professional Skills - Software Engineering and Human Computer Interaction - Programming 1 - Programming 2 - Quantitative Methods for Computing - Computer Systems Stage II - Systems Analysis and Design - Internet Development: Coding and Programming - Artificial Intelligence - Database Systems Management - Telecommunications and Networking - Computer Graphics Stage III - Games Programming or C++ programming - Mobile Devices and Applications - E- Commerce - Software Development - Research Project
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bsccs or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
BSc(Hons) Business Management (Travel and Tourism Pathway) UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscbmtt
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (TRAVEL AND TOURISM PATHWAY)

About the degree
The world of travel and tourism is an exciting and stimulating environment within which to work. Employment opportunities exist in all corners of the world, either in well developed tourist centres or in the developing world, setting up tourism infrastructure and assisting organisations and governments to benefit from the global tourism phenomenon. Studying this degree will give you an understanding of how the travel industry operates and how tourism affects the world economy and local infrastructures. You will become proficient in analysing business problems and of generating solutions. You will also gain an understanding of how travel and tourism affects both organisations and individuals. Airlines, travel companies, hotels and destination resorts all need qualified graduates who can both help them to deliver a quality customer service, and achieve their strategic objectives.
Course modules
Stage I - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Introduction to Computing - Study Skills - Business Economics - Business Law Stage II - Human Resource Management for Travel & Tourism - Marketing Management for Travel & Tourism - Management Accounting - Logistics and Operations Management for Travel & Tourism - Business Organisation and Policy - Information Technology Stage III - International Marketing for Travel & Tourism - Total Quality Management - Information Systems Management for Travel & Tourism - Strategic Management - Research Project
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Business Management Travel and Tourism pathway
You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscbmtt or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BSc(Hons) Oil and Gas Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscogm
OIL AND GAS MANAGEMENT

About the degree
A degree in oil and gas management will give you a stepping stone into the rapidly changing and stimulating world of energy exploration, oil and gas project management and the marketing, organisation and retailing of products and services within this dynamic industry. Graduates with a degree in oil and gas management will have a wealth of employment opportunities open to them. You may choose to work in one of the major global energy firms, or you may secure a position in one of the many smaller companies that offer ancillary services to the oil and gas industry. Whether you are based in the UK or in one of the many countries around the world that are currently extracting oil and gas or exploring the possibility of doing so in the near future, this degree will give you the much sought after skills required to embark on a successful career in the energy sector.
Course modules
Stage I - Study Skills - Business Law - Management - Introduction to Accounting - Business Economics - Introduction to Computing Stage II - Oil & Gas Management - International Energy Policies - Legal Aspects of the Oil & Gas Industry - Environmental Management for Sustainable Development - e-Commerce & Marketing - Logistics and Operations Management Stage III - Project Management - Strategic Management - Innovation & Risk Management - Development in Oil & Gas Retail Industries - Oil and Gas Project
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bscogm or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
INTRODUCTION TO OUR LAW PROGRAMMES

Studying for a law degree is a very popular choice for those entering higher education, probably as there are few areas of modern life where the law does not influence our day to day lives. Whether in the workplace through contractual negotiations, or in your personal life when you purchase a car or enter into a rental or mortgage agreement, the law will have a major influence on the decisions you take. One of the strengths of studying for a law degree at GSoM is the eclectic mix of students enrolled. Our students come from a wide range of backgrounds which enhances the quality of the programme and the overall learning experience. You will also benefit from small class sizes as well as our highly experienced faculty who in many cases are both legal practitioners and legal academics. Taken together, you will benefit from a more student focused experience supported by excellent lecturers who are keen to see you succeed as a future legal practitioner. Choosing to study the LLB(Hons) or the BSc(Hons) in Law with Management with the School may be your first experience of law in a theoretical sense and these programmes have been developed to ensure that you will gain a solid understanding of the fundamental principles of law. with the BSc(Hons) in Law with Management degree you will gain a partial exemption from the Foundations of Legal Knowledge. You will then have the option of completing additional law modules in order to gain entry on to professional vocational courses. The Law Society represents, protects and promotes solicitors in England and Wales. Its remit covers a wide variety of activities from negotiating with and lobbying the Government, to offering training and advice to solicitors. The Bar Council is the professional body for barristers in England and Wales. It provides representation and services to the Bar and guidance on issues in professional practice.
The Law Society

The degrees, awarded by Plymouth University, are internationally recognised and have been developed to offer students the full qualifying foundation areas of law required for exemption on vocational courses as laid down by the Joint Academic Stage Board of the Law Society and the Bar Council of England and Wales. This means that on successful completion of the LLB(Hons) you will be qualified for the professional stage of training to become a barrister on the Bar Vocational Course or alternatively to train to be a solicitor on a Legal Practice Course. If you graduate
Why choose to study your law degree at GSoM?

Studying the internationally recognised Plymouth University law degree at GSoM will equip you to tackle complex analytical scenarios. We will help you develop your problem solving skills and you will be able to offer advice on many aspects of the law. Remember, a law degree is not just a form of training for potential lawyers its a quality degree in its own right with application across a broad range of professional and business careers.
Our law degrees

GSoM offer two law degrees, the LLB(Hons) or the BSc(Hons) in Law with Management. Whichever you choose to study, the School is confident that you will take away a wide ranging set of transferable skills that will provide a platform on which to build a successful career either in the legal profession or the wider business world.
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LLB(Hons)
About the degree
Your degree in law will introduce you to the principal features of the legal system in the UK and give you an understanding of comparative systems that exist in other countries and cultures. You will be taught to analyse legal material that is both complex and technical in nature and to present knowledge or argument in a way that is comprehensible to others. You will develop an understanding of the key academic areas of the law and upon graduation you will be qualified to enrol on to the professional stage of training to become a barrister on the Bar Vocational Course or alternatively train to be a Solicitor on a Legal Practice Course.
To be eligible for acceptance on this degree you must normally be at least 18 years of age at the start of the programme and as a minimum should have obtained either 3 A Level passes (A-C grade) or at least an NQF Level 3 (or equivalent) qualification. If you do not meet the above admission requirements, we offer an extended option which includes an additional foundation academic year (eight months) to be taken at the start of the degree.
Course modules
Stage I - Legal Systems - Contract Law - Constitutional and Administrative Law - Human Rights Stage II - Land Law - Tort Law - European Law - Company Law Stage III - Criminal Law - Equity and Trusts - Law Project 2 Year Study Option 4,500 per year (10,425 per year for international students) 3 Year Study Option 3,375 per year (6,950 per year for international students)
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/llb or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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BSc(Hons) Law with Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsclm
LAW WITH MANAGEMENT

About the degree
Individuals who have an understanding of the complexities and technicalities of the law and who are able to analyse and present legal data and argument in an understandable form should have little difficulty obtaining employment in todays competitive job market. Where this knowledge is combined with an understanding of the competitive and economic business and commercial environment then graduates can offer considerable additional value to the organisation. The GSoM law degrees combine these skills and knowledge and offer you a wide range of career opportunities in large, small, public or private enterprises both in the UK and around the globe.
To be eligible for acceptance on this degree you must normally be at least 18 years of age at the start of the programme and as a minimum should have obtained either 3 A Level passes (A-C grade) or at least an NQF Level 3 (or equivalent) qualification. If you do not meet the above admission requirements, we offer an extended option which includes an additional foundation academic year (eight months) to be taken at the start of the degree.
Course modules
Stage I - Legal Systems - Contract Law - Management - Business Economics Stage II - Land Law - Tort Law - Company Law - Business Organisation and Policy Stage III - Criminal Law - Strategic Management - Information Systems Management - Law Project
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You can study this programme over 3 years or alternatively as an accelerated 2 year degree. For course information please call 020 8516 7800, visit www.gsom.ac/bsclm or contact us via email on enquiry@greenwich-college.ac.uk
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If you need any help of advice before completing an application form, please contact our Admissions Team on 020 8516 7800 who will be happy to advise you.
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1. Your completed GSoM application form. You will find this in the back of this prospectus or you can download a copy from our website 2. Copies of your qualifications as listed on your application form. Please do not send your original documentation, photocopies or scans are fine 3. Your CV/ Resume detailing your educational and professional achievements
5. A photocopy of the relevant pages of your passport. For example front cover, personal details page and any pages indicating relevant visas or migration stamps 6. The application fee of 130. This can be paid by cheque or postal order made payable to Greenwich School of Management Ltd, Credit or Debit card, or by Bank Transfer. For GSoM account details please see our website. The School will make every effort to inform you of your eligibility for
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EDUCATION MATTERS YOUR FUTURE BEGINS HERE

GREENWICH SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT GSoM undergraduate prospectus 2011-12

A LIFE CHANGING DECISION

WHY CHOOSE GSoM?

Two years or three?

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

Welcome Message from Dr William Hunt Principal

Specialist business, management and law programmes

ABOUT PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY

A Plymouth University degree in London

There are 3 key things to remember

There are 3 types of support offered

LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES

Online systems and remote access

The Student Village

Highly Trusted Sponsor

Tuition fees and living expenses

Our commitment to you

Who needs a visa?

035 039 043

Accounting and Finance (BSc)

Human Resource Management with Information Systems

Business Management and Information Technology

Business Management Travel and Tourism pathway

Oil and Gas Management

Accounting and Finance (BA) Computer Science with Business Informatics

Law with Management

Management with Human Resource Management

FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS

NO, I do not have the required entry requirements

NO, I do not have the required entry requirements

YES, I have the required entry requirements

BSc(Hons) Business Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscbm

BSc(Hons) Accounting and Finance UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bscaf

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (BSc)

(BSc) Accounting and Finance

BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/baaf

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (BA)

(BA) Accounting and Finance

BSc(Hons) Economics UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsce

Management with human resource management

Management with Human Resource Management

Human Resource Management with Information Systems

Human Resource Management with Information Systems

business management and information technology

Business Management and Information Technology

computer science with business informatics

Computer Science with Business Informatics

BSc(Hons) Computer Science UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsccs

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (TRAVEL AND TOURISM PATHWAY)

Business Management Travel and Tourism pathway

OIL AND GAS MANAGEMENT

Oil and Gas Management

INTRODUCTION TO OUR LAW PROGRAMMES

The Law Society

Why choose to study your law degree at GSoM?

Our law degrees

LLB BSc(Hons) UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/llb

BSc(Hons) Law with Management UCAS/JACS CODE: Please visit www.gsom.ac/bsclm

LAW WITH MANAGEMENT

Law with Management

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