Master of Laws [L.L.M] [Mediation and Conflict Resolution] From University of Strathclyde

The BA Business Analysis and Technology degree at The University of StrathclydeÊapplies advanced analytical methods to business problems to help managers make better decisions while technology is at the heart of all modern business.

Organisations need business graduates with expertise in business technology. Business analysts have an excellent general awareness of how a business works. TheyÕre also able to apply advanced analytical methods to deal with specific management issues.

You choose basic classes in business and other disciplines, alongside the Business SchoolÕs Management Development Programme. YouÕll study a wide variety of subjects and create a curriculum to suit your interests and needs.

You'll also have the opportunity to try new subjects, some of which you wonÕt have experienced at school or college. At the beginning of Year 2, you choose two subjects to continue studying in Years 2 and 3. YouÕll also select a third, ÔminorÕ subject and take further Management Development skills classes.

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The best performing companies look for very high levels of problem-solving ability, numeracy, technology, business awareness and teamwork in their new employees. Business Analysis & Technology delivers this to a much greater extent than many other courses in business and management.

A significant number of well-known companies specifically target graduates from Strathclyde Business School, and from the area of management science in particular. Companies employing our graduates include:

• consultancy companies such as Accenture Consulting, PA Consulting and Capgemini
• financial services providers such as The Royal Bank of Scotland, Standard Life and Goldman Sachs
• consumer goods companies such as Procter & Gamble and Unilever
• supermarkets such as Tesco and Morrisons
• other companies including British Airways, Scottish Power, BT, BAE Systems and public sector organisations such as the NHS