Business Management

Business management with a specialism in innovation and entrepreneurship is a degree that goes beyond the standard frameworks of management to focus on how new ideas, products, and ventures are created and brought successfully to market. Innovation is the process by which organisations develop new approaches, technologies, and ways of doing things, while entrepreneurship is the act of building and growing new ventures. Understanding both gives you the skills and the mindset to create value in a world where the pace of change makes the ability to innovate and adapt more important than ever.

At Middlesex University, this part-time programme includes a foundation year and a sandwich year with work placement opportunities, making it accessible to a wide range of learners, including those who wish to develop entrepreneurial capability while continuing to work. You will study the core disciplines of business management alongside dedicated focus on innovation theory and practice, design thinking, opportunity identification, business model development, and the practical challenges of starting and growing ventures. The programme is designed for people who want to think and work like entrepreneurs, whether within organisations or by building their own.

Middlesex's location in north London places you within reach of one of the world's most active start-up and venture ecosystems, and the programme's industry connections enrich the learning environment with real-world perspective. Graduates go on to found their own businesses, work in start-ups and scale-ups, lead innovation within established organisations, and pursue careers in venture capital, consulting, product management, and technology entrepreneurship. Many also continue to postgraduate study in entrepreneurship, business administration, or innovation management, building on the foundation the undergraduate degree provides.