University of Hertfordshire
Their graduates launch careers with organisations of all sorts and sizes, including leading names like British Airways, Citibank, Ernst and Young, GlaxoSmithKline, KPMG, IBM, PWC, Rolls-Royce, Royal Bank of Scotland, Siemens, Tesco and Xerox.
Do some decent research and found out that 91% of their graduates from the BA Business Administration here at Hertfordshire are in work or further study within six months of graduating.
They go into a whole range of business roles, including finance officer, HR manager, key account administrator, management consultant, marketing executive, purchasing officer, project manager, quality consultant, recruitment consultant and trainee accountant.
Professional Accreditation wise, they’ve developed their BA Business Administration in close collaboration with several leading professional bodies, making sure their modules meet the rigorous requirements. These include the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
I am sure school marketing plays a very strong part as the initial good effort, on top of the original good ranking, eg: murdoch that is more well know and popular. Hence in reality if the employer care about the reputation or effectiveness of the school, logically they would and should do all their due diligence homework.
End of the day a degree is a degree, it already shows your are serious about your personal development and certain level of thinking skills, does matter which school you are from, of course unless you are from Oxford or Havard. Experience, personality and connections plays a more crucial role in the prospect of your career life, and people who have been working in the society long enough knows this. End of the day hiring managers are also a human, your interview performance determines much more for most general positions.
I would say good choice have confidence.
