This course has no formal exams. Instead, assessments are completed through various methods, including:

Presentations

Written assignments

Case study analysis

In-class tests

Work-based projects

Software development tasks

Portfolio creation

Report writing

You will need to dedicate personal time to research, homework, and group projects. Independent study is essential for your success, and lecturers will provide guidance to support your learning throughout the course.

The assessment design offers a range of ways for you to demonstrate essential knowledge, skills, and competencies crucial in the business world. Methods include essays, reports, real-life simulations, presentations, projects, and group discussions.

Independent work, such as research, assignments, and group projects, is essential for your success, and self-study will be strongly supported by lecturer guidance throughout the course.

Assessment methods are reviewed annually to ensure they remain relevant and effective, with updates based on student feedback or recommendations from an External Examiner—an independent academic expert who helps maintain high academic assessment standards.

**Standard Entry Requirements**  

- 80 UCAS tariff points (or higher) or a 60-credit Ofqual Level 3 qualification.

**Applicants Aged 21+**  

If you’re 21 or older and don’t meet the standard entry requirements, we may still consider your application if you have relevant life or work experience that aligns with the skills needed for undergraduate study through our Foundation program.

**All Applicants**  

Each applicant is evaluated by the Admissions Team through an interview that assesses listening and speaking skills, as well as a written Personal Reflection Statement. You must also demonstrate a minimum of B1 English proficiency, either through an on-campus exam or an accepted English language qualification.

**Required Documents:**  

- Completed application form  

- Supervised Personal Reflection Statement  

- Personal interview

All students can access student finance. 

 Tuition Fee Loans

A Tuition Fee Loan covers the cost of your tuition fees. This is paid directly to your awarding institution (in this case Oxford Brookes University). Loan repayments only start once you have finished your course and are earning £26,575 a year or more. Both full- and part-time learners can apply.

Maintenance Loans

If you are eligible, you can also apply for a Maintenance Loan to cover living expenses. This loan is paid directly into your bank account at the start of term. Maintenance Loans has are repaid after you finish your course and your earnings are above £26,575 per year. For more information, please visit gov.uk/studentfinance.

Maintenance Grants

You can also apply for a Maintenance Grant to help with living costs. Maintenance Grants are paid directly into your bank account at the start of term. You don’t have to pay them back, but any funds you get will reduce the size of the Maintenance Loan you could receive, should you also wish to apply for one.

New students must prove they have been living in the UK for five years before their course start date in order to get living cost support from Student Finance England.nt items write about what makes a specific dish particularly worthwhile or delicious.