What buisness related course are there?
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What buisness related course are there?I am looking for business Uni courses but there appear to be many different ones.
What is the main business course (for example the main computing course is computer science)?
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Re: What buisness related course are there?business has many areas and you are being very broad.What are you interested in in?Computer science ia also the same.These terms are very generic.(Original post by kkid106)
I am looking for business Uni courses but there appear to be many different ones.
What is the main business course (for example the main computing course is computer science)?
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Re: What buisness related course are there?depends on the title and course content.
such as business and management will have the key business knowledge and Management concepts.
Business and economics will have everything to do with the economy.
Business and finance will have more to do with finance related modules
they are just extension on the course and allow the student to specialise in a topic as business is a very wide topic -
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Re: What buisness related course are there?but what are you interest in?A general degree in business would normally have a very wide selection of courses, from accounting to management to enterprenuership etc.(Original post by kkid106)
Are there any pure business courses, not business and...
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Re: What buisness related course are there?All of the courses, whether it's business studies, business management, management, business and management, etc all have overlaps. It doesn't really matter that much which the degree is actually titled. Look at the course contents and see which interests you most. The more reputable the uni, the better your graduate employment chances are.(Original post by kkid106)
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