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Pre-masters Programme
INTO Newcastle University
Full Time
Jan 2027
9 Month
Prepare for entry to a range of postgraduate degrees in business, communication, law, media, social sciences and transport at Newcastle University. Develop an understanding of key concepts in areas such as UK business practices, mathematical and statistical techniques and accounting practices. Enhance your knowledge of emerging business trends. Improve your independent study skills and English language skills within the context of your chosen subject. Develop your business networking skills and practise in a supportive environment with the university’s business partners. Learn at a state-of-the-art study hub at the heart of Newcastle University's campus, with tailored 24/7 support. Research and write a research proposal related to your intended degree. Upon successful completion of this programme, you will be awarded our International Pre-Masters in Higher Education (FHEQ Level 6).
Develop an understanding and appreciation of the international business environment, including the implications of change in the business environment for businesses and managers. Focusing on topics such as: making appropriate strategic decisions developing an understanding of the business context in which managers operate examining aspects of a business that need leadership and management to ensure success.
The module covers a range of topics covering economics theory and business theory. This will include: areas of microeconomics such as supply and demand, and the role of profit areas of macroeconomics such as market forces application of theory to understand, evaluate and explain challenges faced by international and national businesses
The aim of the module is to develop an understanding of what the data in a company€™s accounts means and how to interpret that data.
This module will explore aspects of international relations and critically examine the nature of academic knowledge in this area. You will be introduced to the key concepts and theoretical traditions and will examine in-depth a range of issue such as: historical context from the 20th century onwards theories of world politics international institutions such as the UN international issues such as terrorism
The module will explore how important theories in the social sciences and cultural studies can be applied to a wide range of cultural, economic, political and social features of contemporary societies interlinked issues across culture and society western culture and thought ideology, power and social theory identity, the media and globalisation
In this module you will develop essential study and research skills for the postgraduate environment. Including: working effectively in groups presenting ideas logically and structuring an argument time management and note-taking dissertation research and writing skills selecting source texts avoiding plagiarism.
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