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Cannes. London Fashion Week. The 2012 Olympics. If the idea of managing events like these excites you, then studying a BA (hons) in Event Management at RDBS could be right up your street.
With a long history of teaching events management programmes matching industry-based learning with academic excellence, UEL's Royal Docks Business School gives you everything you'll need to fast-track your career. You'll be studying within one of London's most diverse business schools, based in the heart of the capital's Docklands - just a few miles from the 02, the Greenwich Royal Observatory and the 2012 Olympic stadium.
You'll develop a theoretical knowledge of events planning, development and management and apply this in the 'real world' gaining on site experience at a range of venues acrossLondon. You'll have the opportunity to focus on specific areas including project management, sports and event tourism, event development and planning and finance preparing you for work in a wide range of public, private and not-for profit organisations in events management and its related industries.
At the Royal Docks Business School we pride ourselves on giving you an unrivalled student experience - and one that will shape your place in the working world. With access to a rigorous academic knowledge base and the opportunities to apply that knowledge professionally, our degree programmes give you the best possible head start. And with career options opening doors to one of the largest global industries with job opportunities ranging from managers, researchers and marketers, to planners, agents and consultants, there's never been a better time to get ahead.
You can start many programmes in either September or February and applications are simple to make. Click below to:
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