‘Introduction to Richmond’ Undergraduate Webinar
Wednesday 26 June, 12.30 – 1.30pm (BST)
Sign up for a detailed webinar hosted by our Senior Recruitment Officer Adam Charlton on what makes us unique
Interested in creating your own entrepreneurial venture? Gain all the skills you need to run your own business with this programme which combines practical training in business with academic know-how.
Beginning with the principles of Business Management, you’ll consider how finance, socio-economic factors, politics, geography, language and culture all influence business. Like our other undergraduate programmes at Richmond, this BA is based on the American liberal arts tradition, which helps broaden perspective and develops practical skills which are highly appealing to future employers in a global economy.
You’ll also have the benefit of studying one programme and gaining two degrees, one from the US and one from the UK. Complementary membership of the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) is also offered to all of our students.
Study entrepreneurship in action through electives such as Game Theory and Decision Making and Marketing Planning and Strategy which can help you kick-start a business.
You’ve also got the option of tailoring your study of entrepreneurship by taking minors from other leading academic disciplines.
Taught by lecturers who are experts in their field, this programme also features entrepreneurs as guest speakers, while visits to organisations and museums extend your perspective and creativity.
An internship which counts towards your degree is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your entrepreneurship skills and improve your career options.
Core Modules
CORE SUBJECTS |
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Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 |
Foundations of Business | Financial Accounting | Managerial Economics | Entrepreneurship and Business Development |
Functions and Applications | Managerial Accounting | Entrepreneurial Theory and Practice | Entrepreneurship and Family Business |
Transitions I | Introduction to Microeconomics | Corporate Finance | Entrepreneurship Strategy |
Transitions II | Introduction to Macroeconomics | Research Methods | European Business Environment |
Scientific Reasoning | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | Legal and Ethical Concepts in Management | Competition and Strategy |
Creative Expression | Computer Applications in Management | Organisational Behaviour | Senior Project in Business |
Research and Writing I | Calculus with Applications | Professional Skills | Global Marketing Management |
Probability and Statistics I | Principles of Marketing | ||
Research and Writing II | |||
Electives
ELECTIVES |
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Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 |
Plus 1 of the following: | Plus 2 of the following OR Internship: |
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Creating Digital Images | International Economics |
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Operations Management | World Internship in International Business (6 CREDITS) |
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Human Resource Management | Internship in Entrepreneurship (6 CREDITS) |
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Consumer Behaviour | Country Risk Analysis |
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Game Theory and Decision Making | Developing and Managing Sales |
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Asian Business Management | Marketing Planning and Strategy |
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A Level: 96 UCAS points
US High School Diploma (or equivalent): 2.5 GPA minimum (on 4.0 scale)
International Baccalaureate: 24 IB points (year 1) BTEC National Diploma: MMM.
Completion of Year 12-13 International equivalent secondary school qualification with a minimum grade average of grade of C including mathematics and English
Qualification | Undergraduate | Validity Period |
IELTS (Academic) | 5.5 with 5.5 in Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing | 2 Years |
TOEFL IBT | 72 with 17 Listening, 18 in Reading, 17 Writing, 20 Speaking | 2 Years |
Pearson Test of English | 51 with 51 in each component | 2 Years |
First, Advanced, Proficiency – taken after January 2015 | 162 overall (no less than 162 in each component) | No Expiry |
Cambridge First: Advantage, Proficiency – taken before January 2015 | Cambridge First: Grade B overall (No less than B in any component) | No Expiry |
Cambridge Advanced: Grade C (no less than C in any component) less than C in any component) | No Expiry |
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Cambridge Proficiency: Level C1 certificate | No Expiry |
You apply directly using the Common Application ($50.00) or the Richmond online Application. In order to submit your application you will need the following information
When to apply
We encourage you to complete your application as early as possible, even if you are completing your undergraduate programme of study. In this case you will be offered a place that is conditional on successfully completing a specified qualification and English language qualification if applicable. If you would like your application to be considered for a Richmond bursary, an early application is strongly recommended
Application process
Admission is by interview unless you live outside the UK when we may interview you via Skype or by telephone. We may also determine your suitability on the basis of their application and qualifications alone. Find out more about applying.
Including one year at QCF Level 3
(subject to credit transfer)
Contact our admissions team for more details:
admissions@richmond.ac.uk
Please note: Non US students are eligible
I feel honoured to be the first EDC Paris’ visiting student at Richmond University and I know I’ll keep this memory all my life. Orientation week was amazing and gave me the chance to meet many people from around the world. I learnt a lot in my classes at Richmond as well as during discussions with open-minded and interesting people whom I met with during events organised by the university.
Studying at Richmond provided me with an unique skill set to work in Project Management at EDF after completing my higher education.
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