COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Business degree at Norwich Business School offers a well-rounded and progressively structured program that equips students with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed in the modern business world. In the first year, students are introduced to the core disciplines of business, including accounting, management, finance, economics, and digital business. This shared foundational year is particularly valuable as it allows students to explore a variety of business areas before specialising, while also developing important skills such as teamwork, data analysis, and effective communication across disciplines. The focus on quantitative methods and digital tools from the start ensures that students are prepared to engage with data-driven decision-making and technological applications in business.In the second year, the course deepens its focus on accounting and management through modules such as Financial Reporting, Management Accounting, and Managing People. These provide students with critical insight into financial regulations, strategic decision-making, and human resource practices, all essential for understanding how organisations operate and succeed. Strategic Awareness and Analysis further enhances students’ ability to evaluate competitive business environments and formulate effective strategies.The third year offers a unique opportunity to study abroad, giving students international experience and a broader perspective on global business practices. This not only enriches their academic learning but also enhances personal development and cultural awareness. In the final year, students have the flexibility to tailor their studies based on career goals, with one compulsory module in Advanced Management Accounting that explores performance measurement, organisational control, and ethical considerations. The combination of academic rigour, international experience, and personal flexibility makes this degree highly valuable for anyone aspiring to a successful career in business or management accounting.