Undergraduate Prospectus

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1 Undergraduate Prospectus

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3 OF OUR UNDERGRADUATES ARE IN FURTHER WORK OR STUDY SIX MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION. SOURCE: HESA 2012

4 2 Live & Learn at Edinburgh Napier We re Edinburgh s innovative and professional university committed to giving you the right mix of personal and professional skills for a successful career in today s global market. Join us and live in Edinburgh, a vibrant, cosmopolitan city with a 24-hour, student-friendly buzz. Learn at Edinburgh Napier University benefit from excellent career prospects, a high standard of teaching and outstanding student support. Gain an edge our stimulating and relevant courses will give you a mix of personal confidence and professional skills to enhance your employability and prepare you for your career. Seize every opportunity and make your university years the best of your life.

5 3 Contents THE BUSINESS SCHOOL FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, COMPUTING & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES FACULTY OF HEALTH, LIFE & SOCIAL SCIENCES 12 Accounting, Financial Services & Law 22 Business, Management & Economics 32 Marketing & Languages 42 Tourism, Hospitality, Festival & Event Management 54 Part-time & College Provision ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 56 Computing & Digital Technologies 78 Arts & Creative Industries 98 Engineering & Built Environment 152 Financing your studies 156 International Students 162 Students with disabilities, specific learning difficulties or health conditions 164 How to apply 170 UCAS Tariff Table 172 Contact us 122 Life, Sport & Social Sciences 138 Nursing, Midwifery & Social Care Open day l Flip over to Live am TO 3pm l

6 COURSE INDEX OUR COURSES Over the following pages, our complete index lists the undergraduate courses currently available at Edinburgh Napier. Our courses are organised into subject groups and then listed alphabetically within each area. If you re looking for any additional information, please refer to the contents list on page 3. YOU WILL NEED: The UCAS code for the course you are interested in. This is printed at the top of the information panel on the course page; and Edinburgh Napier s UCAS institution code, which is ENAP E59. FIND OUT MORE If you would like further information on any of our courses, please check our website: This prospectus was correct at the time of printing. Any subsequent changes to our course information will be shown online. HOW TO APPLY You can apply to our courses online at For further information on how to apply, see page 164.

7 5 THE BUSINESS SCHOOL ACCOUNTING, FINANCIAL SERVICES & LAW 16 Accounting BA/BA (Hons) 17 Accounting Joint Honours 18 Accounting & Finance (Advanced Entry Only) BA/BA (Hons) 19 Financial Services BA/BA (Hons) 20 LLB/LLB (Hons) 21 LLB Joint Honours BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT & ECONOMICS 26 Business Management BA/BA (Hons) 27 International Business Management BA/BA (Hons) 28 Business Studies (Sandwich) BA/BA (Hons) 29 International Business Studies (Sandwich) BA/BA (Hons) 30 Economics with Management BA/BA (Hons) 31 HRM with Organisational Psychology (Advanced Entry) BA MARKETING & LANGUAGES 36 French/German/ Spanish/English as a Foreign Language JOINT HONOURS 37 International Business Languages BA/BA (Hons) 38 International Business Languages JOINT HONOURS 39 Languages & Intercultural Communication BA/BA (Hons) 40 Marketing Management BA / BA (Hons) 41 Marketing Management JOINT HONOURS TOURISM, HOSPITALITY, FESTIVAL & EVENT MANAGEMENT 46 Festival & Event Management BA/BA (Hons) 47 Festival & Event Management JOINT HONOURS 48 Hospitality Management BA/BA (Hons) 49 Hospitality Management JOINT HONOURS 50 Hospitality & Service Management (Advanced Entry Only) BA (Hons) 51 Tourism Management BA/BA (Hons 52 Tourism Management JOINT HONOURS 53 Tourism & Airline Management BA/BA (Hons) 54 Part-time Provision 55 College Provision

8 6 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, COMPUTING & CREATIVE INDUSTRIES COMPUTING & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 60 Business Information Systems BSc/BSc (Hons) 61 Computer Systems & Networks BEng/BEng (Hons) 62 Computer Security & Forensics BEng/BEng (Hons) 63 Computing BEng/BEng (Hons) 64 Computing BSc/BSc (Hons) 65 Computing Science (Advanced Entry Only) BSc/BSc (Hons) 66 Creative Computing BSc/BSc (Hons) 67 Creative Computing Global BSc/BSc (Hons) 68 Digital Media BSc/BSc (Hons) 69 Digital Media Global BSc/BSc (Hons) 70 Games Development BSc/BSc (Hons) 71 Information Technology BSc/BSc (Hons) 72 Interactive Media Design BSc/BSc (Hons) 73 Software Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 74 Software Engineering MEng 75 Sound Design (Advanced Entry) BSc/BSc (Hons) 76 Web Design and Development BSc/BSc (Hons) 82 Acting & English BA/BA (Hons) 83 Acting for Stage & Screen (Advanced Entry) BA/BA (Hons) 84 Communication, Advertising & Public Relations (Advanced Entry) BA/BA (Hons) 85 Design & Digital Arts (Advanced Entry) BDes/BDes (Hons) 86 English BA/BA (Hons) 87 English & Film BA/BA (Hons) 88 Film BA/BA (Hons) 89 Graphic Design BDes/BDes (Hons) 90 Interior & Spatial Design BDes/BDes (Hons)

9 7 ENGINEERING & BUILT ENVIRONMENT 91 Journalism BA/BA (Hons) 92 Music BMus/BMus (Hons) 93 Photography BA/BA (Hons) 94 Popular Music BA/BA (Hons) 95 Product Design BDes/BDes (Hons) 96 Television (Advanced Entry) BA/BA (Hons) 102 Architectural Technology BSc/BSc (Hons) 103 Building Surveying BSc/BSc (Hons) 104 Civil Engineering BSc/BSc (Hons) 105 Civil Engineering/ Civil & Transportation Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 106 Civil Engineering/ Civil & Transportation Engineering MEng 107 Civil & Timber Engineering BSc/BSc (Hons) 108 Construction & Project Management BSc/BSc (Hons) 109 Electrical Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 110 Electronic Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 111 Electronic & Electrical Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 112 Energy & Environmental Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 113 Engineering with Management BEng/BEng (Hons) 114 Mechanical Engineering BEng/BEng (Hons) 115 Mechanical Engineering MEng 116 Mechatronics BEng/BEng (Hons) 117 Polymer Engineering (Advanced Entry) BEng/BEng (Hons) 118 Product Design Engineering BSc/BSc (Hons) 119 Quantity Surveying BSc/BSc (Hons) 120 Real Estate Surveying BSc/BSc (Hons) 121 Transport Management (Advanced Entry) BSc/BSc (Hons)

10 8 FACULTY OF HEALTH, LIFE & SOCIAL SCIENCES LIFE, SPORT & SOCIAL SCIENCES 126 Animal Biology BSc/BSc (Hons) 127 Biological Sciences BSc/BSc (Hons) 128 Biomedical Science BSc/BSc (Hons) 129 Criminology BA/BA (Hons) 130 Environmental Biology BSc/BSc (Hons) 131 Forensic Biology BSc/BSc (Hons) 132 Marine & Freshwater Biology BSc/BSc (Hons) 133 Microbiology & Biotechnology BSc/BSc (Hons) 134 Psychology BA (Hons)/BSc (Hons) 135 Psychology & Sociology JOINT HONOURS 136 Social Sciences BA/BA (Hons) 137 Sport & Exercise Science BSc/BSc (Hons) NURSING, MIDWIFERY & SOCIAL CARE 142 Midwifery BM 143 Nursing (Adult) BN 144 Nursing (Adult shortened graduate pathway) BN 145 Nursing (Child) BN 146 Nursing (Learning Disabilities) BN 147 Nursing (Mental Health) BN 148 Nursing (Mental Health shortened graduate pathway) BN 149 Nursing Studies (Option Rich Programme) BSc (Hons) 150 Veterinary Nursing BSc/BSc (Hons)

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12 10 HOW TO USE THIS PROSPECTUS Our undergraduate prospectus holds a wealth of information about our courses and the support available to you. Here s a short guide to help you find the information you need quickly and easily. FINDING THE RIGHT COURSE The courses are listed alphabetically in subject areas. Each listing contains a summary and information on what you ll study and on which campus you ll be based, entry requirements and the relevant UCAS code. If you can t find what you re looking for, check the course index on pages 4 8. This prospectus was correct at the time of printing but please be aware that there may have been some changes to the course information. For the latest, up-to-date course information, please check our website: or contact us on: or +44 (0) NOT SURE WHERE TO START? If you re still not sure what you want to study don t panic! You re not alone. It s vital that you re extremely honest with yourself. If you haven t done so already, make a list of your interests and abilities. What excites and motivates you? What are your strengths? Where would you like to improve? Remember, it s vital to list only what is true to you not what you think you should include. This list could help you determine which type of career might suit you. Spend some time researching your options online, for example at You ll also discover a wide range of reputable websites offering evaluation and guidance. By being aware of your reactions when you read about different vocations and types of courses, you ll be able to define what may be suitable for you. For example, at you can use their Prospects Planner service and read their detailed up-to-date descriptions of numerous job sectors. HELP If you require more information than is included in this prospectus you re welcome to contact us. You may also need to discuss possible career options, any special needs requirements, top up course options or want advice on accommodation or funding from us before applying. However we can help, just get in touch!

13 11 1. Award/Course title The qualification (eg BSc is Bachelor of Science) and subject you ll be awarded when you graduate. 2. Course description A summary of the course, highlighting key points of interest. 3. What you study A list of the module titles the course is planned to cover. 4. Work placement If offered, the outline details of any work placements will appear here. 5. Career prospects A list of possible careers this course could lead on to. 6. UCAS code The course code you need for your application. Note: Edinburgh Napier University s code is ENAP E Entry requirements A table showing our minimum entry requirements for the course. Further information on the UCAS tariff is on page 170 and international students should see pages for more detailed information. SAMPLE: Location This is the campus your studies will be based at. Note: Edinburgh Napier is a multi-site university so you may need to travel between campuses Logo/s Accrediting organisation; any official or recognised industrial approval. Where the Erasmus+ logo appears, it indicates the course may offer a European exchange opportunity. Note: some organisations do not allow us to use their logos, please read the description

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15 13 Professional accreditation is a key feature of our accounting and LLB courses and graduates benefit from the rapid career progression this can deliver. Edinburgh s position as a centre for financial and related services allows us to tailor our courses to meet the needs of major institutions within the industry. The Business School has great connections with industry and the professions including well-established links with professional institutes in accounting, banking, insurance and law as well as regular contact with a large number of organisations in the sector. You ll be based at our Business School which boasts some of the most modern teaching and learning facilities in Scotland, including: High-tech teaching and learning support; Start-up business units; and Cyber-café and Wi-Fi access across the campus. DID YOU KNOW? Accounting & Finance received the highest possible recognition from the UK s Quality Assurance Agency for Education (QAA) for the quality of its teaching. We are the top Scottish modern university for Law, The Times League Table 2013 and Sunday Times League Table Ranked in the UK s top ten Excellent Business Schools (3 Palmes category) by the Eduniversal Worldwide Business School Ranking 2011 / 12. Excellent levels of student satisfaction in the 2013 National Student Survey: Accounting 94% Finance 94% LLB 96% Courses contribute towards professional accreditation with bodies such as ACCA, CIMA, ICAS, CIPFA, the Law Society of Scotland and the Faculty of Advocates. Student exchange scheme choose to study in the EU, US or Australia for one trimester.

16 ACCOUNTING Ben Moran ACCOUNTING The teaching here is friendly and supportive.

17 15 Third-year student Ben Moran, 30, is a great example of how real-world experience can result in being inspired to return to study. Ben moved to Scotland from England in I came to Scotland to study Chemistry, then spent several years working before making the decision to return to university choosing Edinburgh Napier for my honours degree in Accounting. It was an interest in the world of finance that led Ben to choose Accountancy, and Edinburgh Napier was recommended by his qualified accountant friends. My friends were able to guide me. Edinburgh Napier has an excellent record of helping its students into employment and the course I chose both interests me and has excellent career opportunities. The teaching here is friendly and supportive, while the facilities are modern and well equipped with all the necessary resources. I like that the content of my course is directly related to real-world applications and is accredited by many major institutes. My favourite module so far has been Financial Management, which I studied in second year. ON EDINBURGH I ve lived here for 12 years and love it. TOP TIPS Turn up! Too many people think they can skip lectures here and there, but it soon becomes a habit that can lead to failure.

18 16 BA/BA (Hons) Accounting UCAS: N400 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM YEAR 1 SQA BBBC A Level CCC Irish Leaving B2, B2, B3, B3 Certificate Essential Requirements National 5 or Intermediate 2 in English and Maths at Grade C or above. GCSE in English and Maths at Grade C or above. MINIMUM YEAR 2 HNC Pass in Accountancy with A in graded unit MINIMUM YEAR 3 HND Pass in Accountancy with BB at SCQF level 8 in the graded units LOCATION Craiglockhart These days, Accounting is about so much more than crunching numbers. Accountancy at corporate level is complex, bringing into play a number of expert skills. You ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, finance and other business skills on this course including specific accounting techniques and policies relating to corporate finance, tax, auditing, corporate governance and statistics. You ll also learn to use relevant IT systems, and acquire relevant knowledge of law, economics and the business environment. Most importantly, this course is accredited by major UK accounting institutes including: Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS); Chartered Institute of Management Accounting (CIMA); Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA); Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA). Useful for rapid progression into the industry, these accreditations indicate the strength and industry-relevance of this contemporary course. What you study: 1: Financial Accounting; Management Accounting; Introduction to the Financial Services Sector; Principles of Economics; Accounting Information Systems; Option. 2: Corporate Accounting; Business and Corporate Law; Reporting Corporate Performance; Financial Management; Management Science and Statistics; Option. 3: Advanced Corporate Reporting; Advanced Management Accounting; Corporate Financial Management; Options. 4: Dissertation; Options. Option modules include: International Accounting; Current Issues in Finance; Innovations in Management Accounting; Corporate Social Responsibility; Strategic Management Accounting; and more. Career prospects: A degree in accounting can open the door to a wide range of careers, including: trainee accounting roles leading to professional qualification (within accounting firms, commercial organisations or public sector bodies); general management opportunities; assistant accountant in a range of companies; taxation work and further training; and further study (eg ICAS, CIMA, ACCA OR CIPFA). FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59 This course is also available on a part-time basis. For further information or to apply, see

19 17 JOINT HONOURS Accounting Our Joint Honours Accounting degrees involve the same compulsory accounting modules but concentrate your option choices into a specialised route. Like our BA (Hons) Accounting, these courses are accredited by the major UK accounting institutes. Accounting with Corporate Finance (UCAS: N4N3) Initially, you ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, finance and other business skills before moving on to specific accounting and financial techniques and policies relating to corporate finance including, tax, auditing, corporate governance and statistics. Accounting with Economics (UCAS: N4L1) This added focus on economics will widen the application of your accounting skills to include strategic roles which explore and utilise trends in the global marketplace and national economies. Accounting with Entrepreneurship (UCAS: N4N2) You ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, entrepreneurial and other business skills. The added focus on entrepreneurship will widen the application of your accounting skills to include start-up businesses and other innovative ventures. Accounting with Financial Services (UCAS: TBC) Financial services include a range of businesses, such as banks, insurance companies and investment funds that manage money on behalf of their customers. Accounting skills are vital to the success of the sector and this course bridges the two. Accounting with Human Resource Management (UCAS: N4N6) You ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, human resource management and other business skills. Accounting with Law (UCAS: N4M1) You ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, legal and other business skills. This added focus on law will widen the application of your accounting skills to include legal aspects of business and help you understand the interaction between law and the practice of accounting. Accounting with Marketing Management (UCAS: N4N5) You ll learn and develop a combination of accounting, marketing and other business skills. An added focus on marketing management gives you a valuable financial overview in a marketing role, especially where the two merge in areas such as product management. Career prospects: A joint degree in accounting can open the door to a range of careers, including: trainee accounting roles leading to professional qualification (within accounting firms, commercial organisations or public sector bodies); general management opportunities; assistant accountant in a range of companies; taxation work and further training; and further study (eg ICAS, CIMA, ACCA OR CIPFA). UCAS: N400 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM YEAR 1 SQA BBBC A Level CCC Irish Leaving B2, B2, B3, B3 Certificate Essential Requirements National 5 or Intermediate 2 in English and Maths at Grade C or above. GCSE in English and Maths at Grade C or above. MINIMUM YEAR 2 HNC Pass in Accountancy with A in graded unit MINIMUM YEAR 3 HND Pass in Accountancy with BB at SCQF level 8 in the graded units LOCATION Craiglockhart FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59

20 18 BA/BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance (Advanced Entry Only) UCAS: NN43 MINIMUM YEAR 3 OR 4 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: HND Pass in Accountancy with BB at SCQF level 8 in the graded units ALTERNATIVE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Professional qualifications with an underpinning in financial services, accounting and finance. LOCATION Craiglockhart This course allows you to develop your knowledge and skills in the area of financial services, while at the same time preparing you for employment or further professional studies in the field. In addition, it provides a solid background in accounting and finance although it is important to note that this course is not accredited by the professional accountancy bodies. If you wish to complete an accredited course, our BA Accounting or BA Accounting with Corporate Finance would be more suitable for you. Designed for students who wish to build on their previous learning and, perhaps, work experience, the course allows you to enter directly into either year 3 or 4, depending on your prior qualifications. You may transfer in from another degree course, even if it is from another university, or you may have successfully completed an HND in a related area. Holders of other appropriate qualifications with an underpinning in financial services, accounting or finance, will also be considered for entry. As well as equipping you for employment as an accountant in practice or industry, this course gives you the opportunity to customise your studies to reflect your particular interests and future career aspirations giving you a leading edge to succeed in an intensely competitive environment. What you study: 3: Corporate Financial Management; Advanced Corporate Reporting; Corporate Risk Management; Options. 4: Current Issues in Finance; Dissertation; Options. Option modules include: Advanced Management Accounting; Contemporary Corporate Finance; IT & Financial Services; Financial Services Risk Management; Economics of Business Strategy; Global Financial Markets; and more. Career prospects: A degree in accounting and finance can open the door to a wide range of careers, including: trainee accounting roles leading to professional qualification (pursued within an accounting firm, commercial organisation or public sector body); assistant accountant; banking including business banking, investment banking and other specialised functions; stock broking and funds management; and general management opportunities. FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59

21 19 BA/BA (Hons) Financial Services This course has been developed after consultation with Scotland s leading financial institutions to meet the need for staff within the financial services industry. It is one of only two honours degree programmes to be delivered in this subject area in Scotland. This course will provide you with a sound knowledge of the financial services sector, developing your understanding of finance and giving you business skills that can be used across a range of industries. You will learn the foundations of financial responsibility, including corporate finance, fund management, banking or insurance broking; as well as time management, project management, communication, collection and management of data and IT. What you study: 1: Introduction to the Financial Services Sector; Management Accounting; Financial Accounting; Accounting Information Systems; Principles of Economics; Option. 2: Financial Services Decision Making and Planning 1; Financial Management; Planning Personal Finance; Business and Management Challenges; Management Science & Statistics or an option; Option. 3: Financial Services Decision Making and Planning 2; Marketing Financial Services; Management Science & Statistics or an option; A work placement or three coursespecific options. 4: Dissertation; Central Banking; Regulatory Risk Management or Management of Financial Institutions; Options. Work placement: An optional 24-week work placement is available in year 3. UCAS: N340 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM YEAR 1 SQA BBBC A Level CCC Irish Leaving B2, B2, B3, B3 Certificate Essential Requirements National 5 or Intermediate 2 in English and Maths at Grade C or above. GCSE in English and Maths at Grade C or above. MINIMUM YEAR 2 SQA Advanced / A Level BBC at Advanced or BBB at A Level to include a business-related subject HNC Pass in a relevant subject with A in graded unit MINIMUM YEAR 3 HND Pass in a relevant subject with an BB at SCQF level 8 in the graded units LOCATION Craiglockhart Career prospects: A degree in financial services can open the door to a wide range of opportunities, including: general management positions in banks, building societies and insurance companies; investment fund management; stock-broking; independent financial advice; and investment administration. FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59

22 20 LLB/LLB (Hons) UCAS: M114 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM YEAR 1 SQA BBBB A Level BCC Irish Leaving B1, B2, B2, B2 Certificate Essential Requirements National 5 or Intermediate 2 Maths at Grade C or above. GCSE Maths at Grade C or above. English at Grade B or A Level English at Grade C. HNC Pass in Legal Services with A at SCQF level 7 in the graded unit for Year 1 entry only LOCATION Craiglockhart FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59 If you want to pursue a legal career, this course will help you take the first step into the profession in Scotland. Fully accredited by the Law Society of Scotland, the LLB is also an excellent qualification if you wish to work in other professions, as it is very highly regarded by employers in many sectors. This course is also available to graduates as a full-time two year fast-track: UCAS M100. The law is a fascinating area of study that affects our everyday lives and impacts on almost every aspect of society. This course gives you a broad foundation in legal principles, covering subjects such as the Scottish legal system, criminal law, contract law and family law and specialised areas such as corporate law, European law, human rights law, employment law, international law and sports law. Increasingly, lawyers and legal professionals need to be more business orientated to succeed in an ever more competitive labour market. Our LLB has therefore been designed with maximum flexibility of choice, with non-law modules available to complement the core legal underpinning. The LLB is also available as a Joint Honours course. What you study: 1: Scottish Legal System; Criminal Law; Obligations 1; Constitutional & Administrative Law; Family Law; Option from: Exploring Entrepreneurship; Intercultural Organisational Management or Financial Accounting. 2: Law of Human Rights; Property Law; European Law; Business Law; Obligations 2; Option from: Employment Law; Business and Management Challenges; Corporate Accounting or Creativity, Innovation & Enterprise. 3: Company Law; Law of Succession & Trusts; Law of Evidence; Legal Profession Dispute Resolution & Ethics; Corporate Governance or Taxation Law; Option. 4: Dissertation; Four options from: Leadership in a Changing Environment; Sports Law; International Law in Contemporary Society; International Trade Law; Contemporary Issues in Family Law; Law & the Media; Contemporary Issues in Criminal Law; International Accounting; Business Strategy & Sustainable Development; Corporate Social Responsibility; Essential Health Issues for Practice, Management & Policy (a minimum of two must be law modules). Career prospects: This course is the first step to becoming a solicitor in Scotland, preparing you for the Professional Education And Training (PEAT 1 and PEAT 2). A legal qualification can also be used in areas including local government, civil service and financial services. Alternatively you could apply for one of our LLM programmes or other postgraduate courses. This course is also available on a part-time basis. For further information or to apply, see

23 21 JOINT HONOURS LLB Our Joint Honours LLB degrees are fully accredited by the Law Society of Scotland. They involve the same compulsory law modules as the LLB (Hons), but concentrate your option choices into a specialised route. Law with Accounting (UCAS: M1N4) The legal and accounting professions have traditionally been closely associated. Indeed, solicitors who have a good grasp of accounting principles ought to have a competitive advantage over their peers who do not. You will study financial accounting; corporate accounting; advanced corporate reporting; international accounting and corporate social responsibility. This added focus on accounting will widen the application of your legal skills to include accounting and finance roles. Law with Business Management (UCAS: M1N1) There has always been a close relationship between law and business. Many legal professionals and law graduates work with business clients or are themselves in management roles and both need to develop a greater understanding of how businesses operate and are managed. UCAS: M114 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM YEAR 1 SQA BBBB A Level BCC Irish Leaving B1, B2, B2, B2 Certificate Essential Requirements National 5 or Intermediate 2 Maths at Grade C or above. GCSE Maths at Grade C or above. English at Grade B or A Level English at Grade C HND Pass in Legal Services with BB at SCQF Level 8 in the graded unit for Year 1 entry only LOCATION Craiglockhart You will study intercultural organisational management; business and management challenges; international business; leadership in a changing environment and business strategy and sustainable development widening the application of your legal skills to include management in almost any business sector. Law with Entrepreneurship (UCAS: MCN1) There is an increasing acceptance that lawyers need to become more entrepreneurial in order to be competitive themselves and have a greater understanding of the challenges facing clients who start up new businesses. You will study exploring entrepreneurship; creativity, innovation and enterprise; starting a new business; selling for entrepreneurs and growing a business. The added focus on entrepreneurship will widen the application of your legal skills to include start-up businesses and other innovative ventures. Career prospects: Our Joint Honours LLB degrees are fully accredited by the Law Society of Scotland. They also provide you with knowledge and expertise in one of Law s associated disciplines. We believe this will give you an advantage when seeking to qualify as a solicitor in Scotland and will make you more attractive to employers in a variety of other sectors. FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO: (0) Apply: ENAP E59