BSc (Hons) Business with Management: Grow from Maputo, Mozambique
Your ambitions can reach far beyond your current location. Study the BSc (Hons) Business with Management online while living in Maputo, Mozambique. Offered by the University of Salford in exclusive partnership with Robert Kennedy College, the programme brings internationally applicable business and management theory to a flexible learning experience.
Earn an internationally recognised British degree
A British degree can help you present your qualifications with confidence across borders. The programme awards a University of Salford degree, giving you a recognised academic credential as you pursue opportunities in Mozambique or internationally.
Alongside that credential, you can build your understanding of business strategy, organisations and management. These ideas can help you approach challenges in a range of industries and countries.
Complete your studies 100% online in as little as 24 months
You do not have to leave Maputo to work towards your degree. The programme can be completed entirely online, allowing you to continue your studies without relocating.
It can be completed in as little as 24 months, offering a route for those eager to make progress. You can work towards your next qualification while remaining connected to your life and commitments at home.
Study without fixed online attendance times
Your schedule may change from week to week. With no requirement to be online at specific times and dates, you can engage with your studies when it suits your routine.
That flexibility can make it easier to plan around work, family and other responsibilities. It also lets you choose the times when you can give your learning your full attention.
Take your learning wherever you go
Whether you are at home in Maputo, elsewhere in Mozambique or travelling internationally, you can continue studying from wherever you are. Your learning need not stop when your location changes.
The mobile app lets you download study materials and watch lectures offline. That means you can use time on the move to keep learning, even when an internet connection is unavailable.
Show what you know through open-book assessments
Instead of classical question-and-answer exams, the programme uses open-book assessments. You can draw on study resources as you develop and present your responses.
This approach gives you room to focus on understanding and applying ideas, rather than relying only on recall. It is an opportunity to practise thinking through business questions with the information available to you.
Learn from internationally educated faculty
Your tutors and faculty bring a range of academic backgrounds to the learning experience. They include graduates of world-renowned institutions such as Oxford, Harvard, EPFL, the University of Basel and Washington University in St. Louis.
Engaging with educators who have studied in different academic environments can broaden your perspective. Their teaching can help you examine management ideas from more than one angle as you develop your own judgement.
Join a worldwide learning community
Study alongside a diverse student base drawn from more than 130 countries. Sharing a learning environment with people from different places and professional backgrounds can expose you to new questions, perspectives and ways of working.
Alumni work for international organisations and companies including the United Nations, Google, ICRC, The World Bank, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, Tencent, Siemens and Sony. Their varied paths reflect the breadth of the wider learning community, while your own journey will be yours to shape.
Plan your payments with interest-free instalments
Clear payment options can make it easier to plan for study. Programme fees can be paid in up to 18 monthly interest-free instalments.
Spreading payments across the available instalment period may help you fit the cost into your monthly budget. You can focus on planning your studies with a clearer view of when payments are due.
Put business thinking to work in Maputo
As a port city and commercial hub, Maputo connects businesses involved in transport, trade and logistics. For graduates interested in these sectors, management theory can provide ways to examine operations, coordinate teams and consider how organisations respond to changing demand.
Energy and infrastructure activity in Mozambique also creates questions for organisations and their suppliers, including how to plan projects, manage resources and work across complex networks. A grounding in business and management can help you approach such challenges with a broader strategic perspective.
Maputo’s banking, telecommunications and growing service businesses offer further settings in which to apply what you learn. Whether your goal is to contribute to an established organisation or develop a venture of your own, studying management can help you evaluate opportunities and make more informed decisions.
Ready to explore what comes next from Maputo? Request our course catalogue to learn more about the programme.