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About UsBirmingham City Business School is one of the longest established and most respected Business Schools in the UK. With over 3,200 students, it is also now one of the largest. Students can specialise in finance, international business, marketing or simply general management.  It is internationally recognised and provides practice-based learning alongside links to services and business.

The Business School enjoys enormous respect in all areas of teaching and research. Located at the University's City North Campus, just a few miles from the City Centre, Birmingham City Business School is one of six faculties in the University.

Departments and Specialist Centres

Birmingham City Business School incorporates three academic departments and three specialist centres:

Departments

  • Accountancy and Finance
  • Business and Marketing
  • Management and HR

Specialist Centres

Our Courses

Birmingham City Business School offers an extensive portfolio of courses. These courses cover:

  • Advertising
  • Accountancy
  • Business Studies
  • Economics
  • Finance
  • Governance
  • Human Resource Management
  • Internal Audit
  • Marketing
  • Management
  • Public Relations
  • Risk Management

 

The School

The Business School enjoys high recognition and accreditation for the quality of our academic programmes from leading professional bodies.

There is an academic staff of nearly 100 full-time members as well as a significant number of associates who regularly contribute insights drawn from their commercial and professional experiences to the delivery of the Business School's programmes.

The Faculty has more than 3,200 students, with around 1,962 on full-time undergraduate programmes, 436 students on part-time undergraduate and professional programmes, 539 full-time postgraduates and 240 part-time postgraduates.

Compared to any other UK university, Birmingham City University saw the biggest increase in students applying for places in September 2009; an increase of 35.6 per cent compared to a national average of 8 per cent.

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