Degrees in Dorset

...the development of IT applications. The Information Technology programme exposes graduates to all of these aspects of modern business systems...

...breadth and develop skills to handle different situations. You will face the challenge of applying skills gained in a specific application domain and specialising...

...The wireless local area networks have resulted in significant reductions in the cost of connectivity. Both Wireless Local Area Networks and Mobile Communications...

...The School of Design , Engineering and Computing is active in research and enterprise and has a well established base in Sustainable Design and Design Simulation... Learn about: Product Design...

...of its relationship with employers across the globe as well as in the UK. Relationships with organisations such as Mitchells & Butler, Whitbread...

...BU was ranked number one for Tourism in the Guardian University League Tables 2008 and again in 2009. Accreditations: Accredited to the UNWTO.TedQual...

...To develop the skills needed to identify, anticipate and satisfy the leisure needs of customers, what ever their leisure interests travel, heritage and culture...

...placement companies Our staff are very experienced and have published several research papers 40-week paid placement gives your career a head start Strong...

...health and fitness clubs in the Dorset area. As well as the industrial placement, our students also experience sport practicum in Level C and applied leisure...

...which will significantly compliment their academic degree award. BSc (Hons) Sports Management (Golf) Delivery method: Full-time (including a 40 week industrial placement)...

...Our students therefore graduate with an academic degree, a range of specific vocational experiences and the key personal skills required to excel in employment...

...the psychological underpinning for enhancing sport performance. The degree incorporates a wide range of specific knowledge essential to excel in the modern...

...in key areas of the business such as marketing and promotions, personnel and buying - as well as in operations. As part of the final year students undertake...

...of hospitality and tourism and on research methods with expert academic support given for your dissertation - a major piece of research...

...(International Journal of Tourism Research and Tourism Economics) and one of the leading international textbooks (Tourism Principles and Practice)...

...and personal skills (ie communication skills, IT literate, critical analysis and thinking, making informed decisions, act as a team player)...

...including a final year consultancy project working with a retailer on a specific area of their business Average starting salary in 2007 was £23...

...while applying your knowledge in innovative ways. The core of the course focuses on strategic management subjects with practical tourism examples...

...The number of graduates entering the sporting industry is increasing. Potential employers are increasingly looking towards vocational expertise and experience...

...Develop the managerial skills and knowledge students needed to succeed in industry. Students gain a better understanding of events as an area of business...