Bachelor of science Events Management

In the first year, the emphasis is placed on introducing you to the range of areas integral to managing events and understanding the environments that form the backdrop of event delivery. This includes core business areas like finance and marketing, event experience design and the study of event impacts. In the second and third years this foundational knowledge is developed with a greater emphasis on analytical and critical reasoning skills alongside practical experience of pitching and delivering events.

To help smooth the transition to study at university, you will take a module called ‘Developing Academic and Personal Skills (DAPS). This module will guide you in small workshop groups through essay writing, academic referencing, access to journals and generally help you settle in.

Travelling abroad may be affected by Government restrictions due to the coronavirus. We always put health and safety first. Therefore, we will follow all relevant Government advice. Where overseas travel is affected, we will try to reschedule these trips. If this proves impossible, we will provide a broadly comparable experience, for instance an alternative virtual overseas destination module.

A typical offer would be 88-112 UCAS Tariff points.