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International Logistics and Trade Finance (top-up)

BA (Hons)

The course introduces students to the world of logistics and trade finance and provides a sound framework for those wishing to pursue further study or to seek a career in this area.

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Course level

Undergraduate

Modes of study

Full time

Attendance

One year full-time.

Location

Park Campus

Entry requirements

Higher National Diploma or equivalent (Edexcel, ABE, NCC) or Foundation Degree in a related field. International students with Higher Diplomas or degrees from their own country will be considered.

UCAS details

UCAS code: JN93

UCAS description: BA/ILF

Length of study

12 months full-time

Start date

September

School

Northampton Business School

Course content

The course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills they require to become effective logistics and supply chain managers and supervisors. The course not only aims to develop skills in logistics from an international perspective but also provide the student with knowledge and understanding of economic and political and financial risk factors affecting the world economy. The course is also suitable for those who may be interested in following a career in transport, supply chain management and commerce in general or those wishing to continue with academic study.

During this course, students will learn about the key aspects and developments in the delivery of international logistics and trade finance. By the end of the course, students will be able to understand and evaluate the factors shaping the International trading environment. This is a one-year programme requiring the student to study a number of interrelated modules in the field of logistics, finance and management.

There is a specialist 'Business Communication' module available for international students. In addition, students can choose an issue of particular interest to them and, with the support and guidance of a project supervisor, complete an 8,000 word project.

Special course features

  • Excellent career prospects
  • International scope
  • One year degree
  • Option to progress onto the MA Management

Typical modules

Click here for a detailed list of modules.

Typical modules include:

  • International logistics and supply chain management
  • International trade finance
  • Project management
  • Strategic management

Assessment

Units are assessed using a mixture of examinations, coursework, presentations and projects.

Career opportunities

Career opportunities in logistics continue to grow even during downturns in the business cycle; when companies are cutting costs the demand for able and experienced staff remains high.

For undergraduate application information please see our how to apply page.

Current 'Home' and EU undergraduate students: Information on 2012/13 tuition fees

Fees quoted are for home and EU students commencing their course in the academic year 2012/13. Tuition fees are payable for each year of the course. The fees are subject to annual increases in subsequent academic years.

Full time fees

£8500

Current 2011/12 'home' and EU, full time, undergraduate students

will pay a full time fee of £3465 in 2012/13 provided they:

- have not taken break in study (other than the normal vacation period)

- continue on the same mode of study

Funding information

Funding your study

Scholarships and bursaries

Full time students taking this course may be eligible for the University of Northampton Bursary 2012/12.

The following scholarships may be applicable:

  • The Wilson Endowment Scholarship
  • The Chancellor's Fund
  • The Byrom Award
  • T D Lewis Scholarship

This course is available to international students.

Full-time international tuition fees

For information on our international tuition fees, please see our Tuition fees for international students page.

How to apply as an international student

For information on how to apply to study with us, please see our How to apply page.

Scholarships available to international students

For information on the scholarships available to you as an international student, please see our International scholarships page.

Further details

For further help for international students please see our international students pages.

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