48 monthsProgramme duration
16,461 USDTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This course is intended for undergraduate students who wish to study the discipline of Business Management to Honours degree level and who may wish to achieve professional status later on. On successful completion of the course, students should be able to demonstrate the following graduate attributes:
The course has a first year (Level 3) that is shared with the other courses in ASU’s College of Administrative Sciences. It is designed to bring school leavers in Bahrain and the Gulf region to a standard appropriate for progression to level 4 business course equivalent to UK approved business courses. The first year is designed to prepare students with the necessary knowledge and skills to continue with their studies at the specialist levels (Years 2/3/4) of the 4 year course. During the first year, there are three compulsory modules required by the Higher Education Council in Bahrain namely: ‘Arabic Language’ (or ‘Arabic for Non Arabic Speakers’), ‘Bahrain Civilisation and History’ and Human Rights. These are part of the Kingdom’s strategy to strengthen the level of Arabic language and promote Arabic culture. Native Arabic speaking students will study the Arabic Language module whereas students who do not speak Arabic will study the module Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers.
Upon successful completion of the degree programme, a student will be awarded two sets of certificates and transcripts – one from LSBU and one from ASU. Thus, these are validated programmes that lead to dual certificates.
- Problem solving & analytical ability
- Inter-personal skills and networking
- Global citizenship (diversity & sustainability)
- Flexibility & adaptability (life-long learning)
- Effective communication
- Creativity & innovation
The course has a first year (Level 3) that is shared with the other courses in ASU’s College of Administrative Sciences. It is designed to bring school leavers in Bahrain and the Gulf region to a standard appropriate for progression to level 4 business course equivalent to UK approved business courses. The first year is designed to prepare students with the necessary knowledge and skills to continue with their studies at the specialist levels (Years 2/3/4) of the 4 year course. During the first year, there are three compulsory modules required by the Higher Education Council in Bahrain namely: ‘Arabic Language’ (or ‘Arabic for Non Arabic Speakers’), ‘Bahrain Civilisation and History’ and Human Rights. These are part of the Kingdom’s strategy to strengthen the level of Arabic language and promote Arabic culture. Native Arabic speaking students will study the Arabic Language module whereas students who do not speak Arabic will study the module Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers.
Upon successful completion of the degree programme, a student will be awarded two sets of certificates and transcripts – one from LSBU and one from ASU. Thus, these are validated programmes that lead to dual certificates.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This course is intended for undergraduate students who wish to study the discipline of Business Management to Honours degree level and who may wish to achieve professional status later on. On successful completion of the course, students should be able to demonstrate the following graduate attributes:
The course has a first year (Level 3) that is shared with the other courses in ASU’s College of Administrative Sciences. It is designed to bring school leavers in Bahrain and the Gulf region to a standard appropriate for progression to level 4 business course equivalent to UK approved business courses. The first year is designed to prepare students with the necessary knowledge and skills to continue with their studies at the specialist levels (Years 2/3/4) of the 4 year course. During the first year, there are three compulsory modules required by the Higher Education Council in Bahrain namely: ‘Arabic Language’ (or ‘Arabic for Non Arabic Speakers’), ‘Bahrain Civilisation and History’ and Human Rights. These are part of the Kingdom’s strategy to strengthen the level of Arabic language and promote Arabic culture. Native Arabic speaking students will study the Arabic Language module whereas students who do not speak Arabic will study the module Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers.
Upon successful completion of the degree programme, a student will be awarded two sets of certificates and transcripts – one from LSBU and one from ASU. Thus, these are validated programmes that lead to dual certificates.
- Problem solving & analytical ability
- Inter-personal skills and networking
- Global citizenship (diversity & sustainability)
- Flexibility & adaptability (life-long learning)
- Effective communication
- Creativity & innovation
The course has a first year (Level 3) that is shared with the other courses in ASU’s College of Administrative Sciences. It is designed to bring school leavers in Bahrain and the Gulf region to a standard appropriate for progression to level 4 business course equivalent to UK approved business courses. The first year is designed to prepare students with the necessary knowledge and skills to continue with their studies at the specialist levels (Years 2/3/4) of the 4 year course. During the first year, there are three compulsory modules required by the Higher Education Council in Bahrain namely: ‘Arabic Language’ (or ‘Arabic for Non Arabic Speakers’), ‘Bahrain Civilisation and History’ and Human Rights. These are part of the Kingdom’s strategy to strengthen the level of Arabic language and promote Arabic culture. Native Arabic speaking students will study the Arabic Language module whereas students who do not speak Arabic will study the module Arabic for Non-Arabic Speakers.
Upon successful completion of the degree programme, a student will be awarded two sets of certificates and transcripts – one from LSBU and one from ASU. Thus, these are validated programmes that lead to dual certificates.
Admission Requirements
6+
28+
Advanced Level (A-Level) – 3 A-Levels – CCC or equivalent in UCAS points*
International Baccalaureate- IB 28 points*
CBSE minimum of 65% with 70% in English*
IELTS Test Score of 6.0 or equivalent.
International Baccalaureate- IB 28 points*
CBSE minimum of 65% with 70% in English*
IELTS Test Score of 6.0 or equivalent.
4 Years
Sep
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Tuition fees
Domestic
16,461 USD
International
16,461 USD
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