A levels choices

I am thinking of taking A levels in Maths & PE and a Btec in business, which university courses will these open up for me?

Reply 1

Emma:-)

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Original post

by Geth28

I am thinking of taking A levels in Maths & PE and a Btec in business, which university courses will these open up for me?

What do you want to do after your a-levels? What sort of career area do you want to go into?

Reply 2

McGinger

Start with some ideas about what you want to do after A levels, then work out what you need to get there.

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Reply 3

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Hello there!

Your BTEC in Business makes you eligible for business-related courses, and Maths strengthens your problem-solving skills, which is valuable in areas like finance and management. Potential degrees include:

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BSc Business Management

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BSc International Business

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BSc Marketing & Advertising

With PE as an A-Level, you can explore degrees related to sports science, physiotherapy, and coaching. Some options include:

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BSc Sport and Exercise Science

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BSc Sports Management

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BSc Physiotherapy (may require Biology or an additional science subject)

Your Maths A-Level makes you eligible for degrees in finance, economics, and investment management, which are highly valued in the corporate sector. Options include:

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BSc Finance & Investment

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BSc Accounting & Finance

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BSc Economics

If you're interested in sports business or marketing, you can combine your business and PE knowledge to explore courses like:

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BSc Sports Marketing

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BSc Sports and Event Management

Your combination of subjects allows you to enter a variety of fields, including business, sports science, finance, and management. Coventry University offers several degrees that align with your strengths, providing placement opportunities and career-focused learning.
Consider which area interests you most and research course requirements to ensure you meet the necessary criteria.

I hope this helps!

Kind regards,
Réka Veres - Coventry University Student Ambassador

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