Study your degree at Pearson Business School and you'll be immersed in business from day one. You can choose to study a degree in one of the following areas: Business Management, Law, Accountancy and Marketing. Our alumni have gone on to successful careers, working for corporate giants like Nestle, Microsoft and Sainsburys, and some have even started their own businesses.
Choose Pearson Business School and you'll be immersed in business from day one. You will:
We'll give you the know-how you need to find your dream internships, and ultimately your dream job, and we'll help you develop what employers call the 12 core competencies, the skills and qualities you need to succeed in the workplace.
When you're on a business course, being in a business capital is a major bonus allowing you to network and learn everywhere - not just in the classroom! London is one of the most diverse, inspiring and inclusive cities in the world!
Olivia Edwards-Allen, Business Management with Entrepreneurship
I'd just like to say a massive thank you for inviting me to the Unilever event. I had a great time, the speakers, staff and students were brilliant. The event itself was very interesting and has helped me choose Pearson College London as my first choice university.
Hugo Rossi
Kevin Nyatoro
Sales Excellence Business Analyst, Microsoft
Beth Bull
Business Co-ordinator, BBC Studios
Sarah Crosley
Assistant Brand Manager, Nestle
Nethmi Weerakoon
Content Executive, Dyson
Ben Hughes
Vice Principal and Law Tutor
Will Holt
Head of Pearson Business School and Accounting Tutor
Apoorva Chaudhry
Programme Leader, Enterprise and Work-Based Programmes
Rod Brazier
Programme Leader, Business Management Programmes
Our in-house Business Incubator
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Information for teachers
Let’s start at the very beginning with something that lots of students are not fully sure of, what does UCAS actually stand for? ‘Universities and Colleges Admissions Service’.
If you’re applying to a university in the UK, it’s highly likely that your application will have to go through UCAS as it’s how institutions access applications.
