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Student handbook BSc in Business Administration 2012–2013

In many industries, including telecommunications, transportation, and energy as well as chemicals and food and beverages, firm performance and success largely depend on external factors. The main levers for profitability in those industries are heavily influenced by regula- tory actors who impact strategic choices of corporate management. Despite this fact, strategic management research has traditionally focused on market strategies and related questions of how to position the firm, which customers to select, what products and services to offer, and how to design the organization to support those market strategies. Questions of how to manage regulatory involvement have been left. | Statement The University of London and its staff cannot accept legal responsibility for the information which this document contains or the use to which this information is subsequently put. Although every step is taken to ensure that the information is as accurate as possible it is understood that this material is supplied on the basis that there is no legal responsibility for these materials or resulting from the use to which these can or may be put. Note the telephone and fax numbers given in this handbook for addresses outside the United Kingdom are those to be used if you are in that country. If you are telephoning or faxing from another country we suggest you contact your local telecommunications provider for details of the country code and area code that you should use. Exit awards This handbook has been written for students who registered for the Bachelors degree. However from 2012-2013 the University will also offer two new exit awards Certificate of Higher Education Diploma of Higher Education. The award of Certificate or Diploma of Higher Education may be made at the discretion of the University to students who do not complete the programme but who have completed a specified number level of courses. For more information about these new awards please refer to the latest version of the Programme Specification and Regulations www.londoninternational.ac.uk regs Published by University of London University of London 2012 Contents Programme section General section PROGRAMME SECTION Welcome to your 2012-2013 study year as an International Programmes student.1 Introduction.2 The University the International Programmes and Royal Holloway.5 Administrative support.7 The programme tools and materials . 8 The BSc in Business Administration.12 About flexible distance learning a blended approach.27 Planning your studies.31 Assessment.39 GENERAL SECTION Introduction.G.1 New developments in 2012.G.2 Contacting the University.G.3 Your Programme Specification and .