Events Management (Joint Honours) BA/BSc
Key Facts
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Level:
Undergraduate
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Duration:
Full Time: 3 years
Part Time: 4 - 6 years -
Starting:
September
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Fees UK:
Full Time: £9,250
Part Time: £1,465 -
Fees International:
Full Time: £13,000
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Location:
Waterside
Get in touch
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
UK/EU Students enquiries
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
International Students enquiries

Overview
Our Events Management Joint Honours course offers a practical approach to the successful management of a wide range of events. Experiences are at the heart of this degree course, so you will have the opportunity plan and deliver an event every year. There are numerous opportunities to engage in work placements, project work and to network with successful events businesses.
Updated 09/01/2021
Highlights
- Optional work placement year
- Networking opportunities with industry professionals
- Flexible work placements
- HP laptop and software included with this course for eligible student. Eligibility criteria and terms and conditions apply.
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Careers and Employability
A wide range of opportunities are available for graduates within this growing sector. Event Managers are employed across many sectors of the economy including film, music and entertainment, trade shows, exhibitions, conferences, networking and social events, events agencies, PR, sports events, tourism, charities and the public sector. Some of our recent graduates have taken up roles at Silverstone, the De Vere Hotel Group, Communique Promotions and the Ricoh Arena.
Students graduating from this course can choose to progress onto a full-time, part-time or distance learning postgraduate programme. This will enable you to focus your studies in a specialist area or gain a general management qualification such as the MBA.