Swansea Business School At The University Of Wales Trinity Saint David
About Swansea Business School At The University Of Wales Trinity Saint David
The Swansea Business School is home to a wide range of industry-led, professionally focused courses in Business and Management subjects.
Swansea Business School At The University Of Wales Trinity Saint David Description
The Swansea Business School, one of the schools at The Faculty of Business and Management, is home to a wide range of industry-led, professionally focused courses in Business and Management subjects. We offer undergraduate, postgraduate and professional courses including the MBA programme. The Swansea Business School takes an applied, employment-focused approach which includes practical work experience, opportunities for international work placements, innovative student-led approaches to learning and cutting edge ‘Master classes’ delivered by leading professionals and academics.
Reviews
The winning team of the Robert Owen Challenge was 'Tea Leaf'. A specialist quality tea van idea which will be focussing on Weddings, Steam Fairs, Festivals and Agricultural Shows. The team was made up of Level 5 Business Students: Chloe Chignall, Heather Jackson, Mark Byard, Kate Oliver and Amy Collins. They will now move on to the next stage of presenting to our Professor of Practice Peter Polydor of ErgoCV in December with the chance of presenting their idea at Eureka Fest 2019 in Orange County California.
Runners up for the annual Robert Owen Challenge were Hannah Woolgar for her safety GPS app for vulnerable people and a team from International University of Malaya-Wales comprising of Nurul Izzati, Nor Haziyah, Alia Nadhira, Nur Diyanahidayati and Masum Parvez with their Dream Pod concept of a moveable office/bed pod available at major transit areas.
Today was the final of Swansea Business School's annual Robert Owen Cup. An entrepreneurial pitching event open to all students at the University. There was a total of six teams contesting for poll position. They came from Tourism and Hospitality, Business, Advertising and Branding, MBA and from International University of Malaya-Wales. The judges were Louise Rengozzi from Crunch Simply Digital, Gemma Sandham from Wales-Ducere Dūcere Global Business School and our very own lecturers Gareth Hughes and Will Fleming.
Staff and Skills for the Workplace students before our end of term party.
Let's hear what an accounting student thinks of us...
We think our courses are fantastic...but lets hear what our students say...
Great evening at Townhill Campus for our live link with https://www.facebook.com/eurekaoc/… #EurekaFest with Professor of Practice Peter Polydor. Great to see not only business students and staff but also Professor Michael Fernando, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Computing & Engineering and his students.
Looking forward to watching Eureka Fest tomorrow at Townhill Campus.: https://www.facebook.com/eurekaoc 6:45pm until late. The event is being broadcast via Facebook Live from California to the big screen in the Mumbles Suite. This year's Robert Owen Cup finalists may well win tickets to participate! Entrepreneurial students welcome! Message here for further information.
MBA doesn't offer any tools or skill set as some people might expect but it is aimed at making students learn how to think in different ways. At least, that's what I gained from MBA at Swansea Business School.
Every module was delivered as a comprehensive knowledge system, moreover, we had a unique opportunity to try ourselves in the corporate world working on real business projects with precise requirements and deadlines.
Excellent support from staff. The extra opportunities that the University provides can develop an excellent CV ready for your Career, such as Internships and the study abroad module where I was lucky enough to study in Vancouver as part of my second year.
I cannot praise the education provided by this University enough.
Brilliant university! I have had an amazing experience studying for my MBA at the SBS. Very supportive lecturers and brilliant facilities for all students.
Not even worthy of the 1 star. Possibly the worst university in Wales let alone swansea.
MBA doesn't offer any tools or skill set as some people might expect but it is aimed at making students learn how to think in different ways. At least, that's what I gained from MBA at Swansea Business School.
Every module was delivered as a comprehensive knowledge system, moreover, we had a unique opportunity to try ourselves in the corporate world working on real business projects with precise requirements and deadlines.
Excellent support from staff. The extra opportunities that the University provides can develop an excellent CV ready for your Career, such as Internships and the study abroad module where I was lucky enough to study in Vancouver as part of my second year.
I cannot praise the education provided by this University enough.
Brilliant university! I have had an amazing experience studying for my MBA at the SBS. Very supportive lecturers and brilliant facilities for all students.
Not even worthy of the 1 star. Possibly the worst university in Wales let alone swansea.