BSc Management and Human Resources N600
Also available in Study Abroad (N601) and Industry variants (N602).
Undergraduate study in Organisation, Work and Technology
Pragmatic and theoretical insights into tomorrow’s human, technological and organisational landscapes.
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About Organisation, Work & Technology at Lancaster
Our three departmental degrees are designed to give you a broad appreciation of management theory and practice combined with specialised knowledge of either human resource management, management and information technology, or management, politics and international relations. And you'll be able to broaden your knowledge by including modules from other management areas – or other disciplines entirely.
Our degrees provide a balance of theory and practice and prepare you for work upon graduation. All our degrees allow you to choose a placement year as an option. Our department has one of the strongest research groups of its kind both in the UK and abroad. You will thus be taught by some of the leading thinkers in the field.
The Benefits
Undergraduate Courses
A choice of undergraduate degrees, with the option to study abroad or spend a placement year in industry.
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BSc Management and Information Technology (Industry) GN52
Also available without the year in industry (GN51)
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BSc International Management N123
Also available in Industry (N124) and Study Abroad (N125) variants.
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BSc Management, Politics and International Relations N230
Also available without the year in industry as Politics, International Relations and Management (LN30)
Degree flexibility
Our degrees are designed to help you switch the focus of your studies as your interests develop. We understand that committing yourself to a particular degree when you haven't studied it before is a big decision. Your first year, known as Part I allows you to adapt to a new way of learning. At the end of this year, you will have experienced different subjects which will help you to make a clearer decision about what you want to study for the rest of your degree, known as Part II.
Placements in industry
On most of our degrees, you have the option of doing a placement year. For some, the placement is an integral part of the degree, but on most of our other degrees, you can also take an optional placement year.
If you can take that extra year, you’re likely to find it very beneficial. The experience will boost your employment prospects – you will not find it hard to secure interviews for graduate jobs.
LUMS placements
