Our BA Global Business and Entrepreneurship with Foundation Year course is designed to infuse you with the essential elements to maximise your entrepreneurial potential. If you are looking for a platform to develop your technical understanding of business, with a vocational structure that continually improves and develops your entrepreneurial mindset — this course is designed for you.

Develop your writing skills alongside the study of literature past and present.

To compete in today’s dynamic and interconnected global economy, businesses and managers need to adopt a truly global outlook. Our BA in Global Business (Business Management) with Foundation Year is designed for those seeking a career in management and budding business owners. This business management degree is designed to provide the knowledge and skills that will give you a competitive edge.

BA Global Social Challenges is a first-of-its-kind transdisciplinary programme in the School of Social Sciences at The University of Manchester. The central aim of this programme is to equip students with skills to understand and tackle challenges that result in globally significant harm.

Our three-year BA American Studies course will give you a grounding in the history, culture, and literature of the US, from colonisation through to contemporary times. At Manchester, we train our students to be attentive to the counter-currents of US history and literature, and our course places a particular emphasis on the themes of race, capitalism, sexuality, the cultures of labour and political protest.

Combine a specialist study of the United States with a range of diverse historical periods.

Join our internationally recognised centre for the study of applied and social theatre.

Examine the science of language - an everyday phenomenon which impacts our lives on a global scale.

Develop the knowledge and analytical skills to examine today's biggest questions.

Join one of the top ten Geography departments in the UK (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021).

Explore how crime and criminal behaviour are related to other social issues.

Explore interdisciplinary thought on our Liberal Arts course.

Gain in-depth knowledge and real-life experience of Arab world language and culture.

Explore traditional English Literature alongside post-colonial literature, cultural theory, creative writing and film.

Examine societies past and present from historical and sociological perspectives.

Explore the relationship between politics and the causes and consequences of crime.