The BA(Hons) is a ONE/THREE year programme. London School of Science and Technology is an Accredited Centre for the Institute of Administrative Management (IAM) and is recognized to offer further tuition support for this programme for students who prefer to study in a classroom environment.
This course relates to the changing role of Business Administration and the administrative procedures and functions currently to be found within organizations.
YEAR 1: (The Certificate/Diploma Modules)
. Business Administration*
. Systems & Activities*
. The Individual & the Organisation*
. Effective Management
. Management Information
. Human Resources
Plus
Either a Work Project Report 1 or Case Study 1.
A candidate who succeeds in the first three modules listed above (marked *) will be awarded the Certificate in Administrative Management.
Assessment
All modules are examined. There is also an In-course Assessment (ICA) element for each Module.
YEAR 2: (The Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management)
The syllabus consists of four compulsory 'core' modules, five option' modules and a Case Study or Work Project Report. The titles of the
' core ' modules are:
Managing Contemporary Issues
Managing Financial Resources
Managing People
Managing Processes
Case Study 2 or Work Project Report
' option ' modules are:
Managing Information - Analysis & Presentation
Managing Information & Technology (*)
Managing Facilities
Managing Marketing (*)
Managing Training & Development (*)
To obtain the Advanced Diploma it is necessary to pass the In-Course Assessments (assessed Coursework's) and examinations in the four 'core' modules, and any two 'option' modules plus either the Case Study (examination only)* or the Work Project Report.
Assessment
All modules are assessed by examination and In-course Assessment (ICA).
YEAR 3: (Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Strategic Administrative Management)
A total of four modules plus a dissertation are chosen from the following:
Compulsory Modules
- Personal Effectiveness
- Strategic Management
- Administrative Management in Context
- Option Modules (one chosen from the following)
- Culture and Change Management (*)
- International Business Management (*)
- International Marketing (*)
Assessment
Each of the four modules is assessed by a three-hour examination and a Case Study paper. There is no continuous assessment.
Dissertation
The dissertation is in two parts:
- Research Methodology
- Written Dissertation
Research Methodology is assessed through the submission of an outline plan for the dissertation. Once the outline plan has been approved, a 15,000-word dissertation is completed.