B.SC. (HONS)  BUSINESS   The B.Sc. Business degree is proving popular with people who may have been considering the B.Sc. Management degree, but desire to get a more broad-based degree and manage to avoid certain advanced courses which are compulsory on the Management pathway (Organisation Theory, etc.). Dr Celia Phillips, the University of London’s Degree Co-ordinator, describes the B.Sc. Business degree in the following manner: “This degree combines established management subjects with contemporary business subjects, giving you the opportunity to gain a thorough grounding for a career in business.” It is certainly the most flexible degree of the range of B.Sc. programmes offered by the University of London. If students follow SIC’s common preliminary structure in year 1, this means that of the eight remaining subjects over years 2 and 3, a total of six of these courses are electives. The two compulsory subjects which students must pursue are: ELEMENTS OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE MARKETING Thereafter, students have absolutely the widest choice, being required to select any six of the following courses: • HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT SCIENCE METHODS • MANAGEMENT MATHEMATICS • PRODUCTION OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT • FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT • CORPORATE FINANCE • FINANCIAL REPORTING • AUDITING • MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING • INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS • COMPUTER-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS • POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS • LAW OF BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS • ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT: INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVES AND PERSPECTIVES • ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL AND APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY • FURTHER MATHS FOR ECONOMISTS • ELEMENTS OF ECONOMETRICS AND ECONOMIC STATISTICS • MICROECONOMICS • MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS • MACROECONOMICS • ORGANISATIONAL THEORY • MONETARY ECONOMICS • INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS • LABOUR ECONOMICS • INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS etc.