Business, Computing and Information Management (BCIM) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
BA (Hons)
Our Combined degree programmes offer you the Our Combined degree programmes offer you the
opportunity to combine two subjects – enabling opportunity to combine two subjects – enabling
BA (Hons)
Accounting
you to study a greater breadth of subjects to suit you to study a greater breadth of subjects to suit
your interests, broaden your vocational skills and your interests, broaden your vocational skills and
Business Information
enhance your career prospects. enhance your career prospects.
Combined degrees
Location Location
Technology (BIT)
Southwark Southwark
Duration Duration
Combined degrees
3 years (full-time excluding placements) 3 years (full-time excluding placements)
Business, Computing and Information Management Business, Computing and Information Management
Course description Career opportunities
Start date Start date
Course description design and implement computerised
The Accounting Combined degree Many graduates with accountancy
September September
BIT is concerned with the creation and commercial business information
provides graduates with a sound grasp training occupy key positions in
Course contact Course contact
development of the computer-based systems within different organisational
of the principles of accounting and commerce and industry. Your studies
John Cullen – 020 7815 7862 Nigel Phillips
information systems that most business constraints, work with programmers
finance as well as the ability to integrate will open the doors to further specialist
cullenjg@lsbu.ac.uk phillinp@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7437
organisations now need to function and understand the environment
this knowledge with other specialist studies. This might lead you to a career
How to apply How to apply
and survive. To design such systems, the and disciplines necessary for the
subjects to solve business problems. in commerce, industry or in the City
Via UCAS Via UCAS
industry needs people who are able to development of information systems.
in such areas as corporate finance,
offer a combination of both business
Typical offer Typical offer
You do not necessarily need to be a derivatives trading or foreign exchange
5 GCSE’s including Maths and English at Grade C Five GCSE’s including Maths and English at Grade
and computing skills. All these business information
qualified specialist accountant in order dealing, or can prepare you for a self
or above and 160 UCAS Tariff Points (to include C or above and 160 UCAS Tariff Points
technology skills will be developed
to compete in the business and finance employed or freelance career.
either Accounting, Economics, Business Studies or
Developing an understanding of other within the context of your other chosen
Maths at Grade C or above) Content overview
(BCIM)
job market. Our experienced tutors
– Global Communications Techniques
areas within the organisation in which programme. (BCIM)
have a rich profile of academic and
Content overview – Social Technologies
you work can make you an even more
professional qualifications.
– Accounting Fundamentals – Artificial Intelligence of Business Applications
effective BIT practitioner. This Combined Career opportunities
– Business Systems – Information Economics
– Quantitative Literacy – Managing Information Technology Services
degree therefore merges well with Graduates from this Combined degree
– Management in Context – Designing for Usability
many other subjects in the Combined are eligible for all specialist Masters
– Essentials of Management Accounting – Designing Decision Support Systems
degrees programme. In choosing courses in BIT. Many professional roles
– Finance for Business
– Investment Analysis For full information on Combined degrees
this Combined degree you will learn have a substantial BIT element making
– Personal Finance at LSBU, see page 260.
how to: understand the requirements graduates of this Combined degree very
– Quantitative Methods
of different business activities, attractive to employers.
– P r o j e c t
– Performance Management
– Management Accounting Systems
– Strategic Management
– Financial Accounting and Reporting
For full information on Combined degrees
at LSBU, see page 260.
Combinations offered with Accounting Combinations offered with BIT
Major/Minor UCAS Code Combination code Major/Minor UCAS Code Combination code
Accounting with BIT TBC AccWBIT BA (Hons) BIT with ELS G5Q3 BITWELS
Accounting with Marketing TBC AccWMkt BSc(Hons) BIT with Media Studies G5P3 BITWMS
BA (Hons) Accounting BSc(Hons) BIT with Psychology G5C8 BITWPs
with ELS N4Q3 ELSWA BSc(Hons) BIT with Accounting G5N4 BITWA
BA (Hons) Accounting with Law N4M1 AccWL BSc(Hons) BIT with HRM G5N6 BITWHR
BSc(Hons) BIT with Law G5M1 BITWLa
BSc(Hons) BIT with Management G5N2 BITWM
BSc(Hons) BIT with Tourism Studies G5N8 BITWTS
Joint
BSc(Hons) BIT and Accounting GN54 BITACC
BSc(Hons) BIT and HRM GN56 BITHRM
BSc(Hons) BIT and Management GN52 BITMgt
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