The British College

BSc (Hons) Hospitality Business Management (BHM) programme is designed to engage, enable, and challenge our students to become creative, entrepreneurial, and critically informed dynamic graduates who can excel in their chosen field of work or progress to further study within hospitality business management. Central to our course is the strong links between theory and practice, with carefully designed authentic assessments, and student‐tutor interaction at the heart of the student experience.

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

1. Develop into critically evaluative, resilient, and reflective practitioners who are able to make robust informed decisions that will flexibly respond to a constantly changing and dynamic globalised hospitality industry.

2. Operate as balanced, thoughtful hospitality practitioners who act in an ethical and responsible way to achieve both their success and that of their organisation.

3. Be creative thinkers who are digitally literate and enterprising, and are accomplished and confident in designing and implementing new and innovative products, services and solutions, which will be of benefit to the hospitality industry.

4. Think in a cognitively complex way, yet communicate successfully, and be able to influence at all levels within, and outside of, hospitality organisations.

5. Use theories and concepts and further integrate this knowledge successfully into an applied and professional setting.

6. Initiate and implement change with empathy and attention to detail, whilst taking into account the impact on internal and external stakeholders.

Teaching and Learning Activities

The teaching methods used throughout the course are diverse and include lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops, practicals, and fieldwork. This variety of teaching methods will enhance student achievement, satisfaction, and employability.

A safe learning environment is provided throughout the course. Students will be encouraged to experiment in their learning and ‘take risks’, while extensive support is being given by module leaders, tutors, and personal tutors, to ensure a safe environment for creative freedom – a practice especially encouraged in semester one of level 4.

For example, in the Professional and Academic Success modules – at both Level 4 and 5, the students will be required to choose a research method and will be responsible for justifying this choice. However, module tutors will ensure this choice is relevant and valid to protect the student whilst taking this “risk”. At Level 6, the Hospitality Consultancy Ventures module carries a degree of risk in the choice of project and client. However, tutors will intervene if necessary, although at this level it is expected to be less frequent. This level of protection and intervention will provide a safe and secure learning environment, whilst ensuring that students are participating in challenging and authentic learning tasks.

As students’ progress through the course, they will be encouraged to become increasingly independent learners and thinkers, and the learning environment will become increasingly challenging as they move from level 4 to level 6.

The course is vertically and horizontally integrated and students will build on knowledge, skills, and abilities from level 4, and throughout level 5, to achieve the course learning outcomes at level 6. The learning and teaching activities throughout the course will enable students to succeed at every level and will produce capable level 6 undergraduates who can then become successful hospitality business managers in an increasingly complex, globalised world.

Awarded by: Leeds Beckett University  

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The MBA (Executive) programme offered by The British College (TBC) is a career development programme provided by Leeds Beckett University, UK. The programme is aimed at experienced business professionals with more than two years’ business experience.

You will be taught to develop and transform your leadership skills through strategic management. Your experience at The British College will help to develop your managerial style and transform you into a strategic thinker, helping to prepare you for the uncertain global environment which we now face in business. On completion, you will feel confident in applying and using theory in a practical way, after trialling your concepts on the course during the consultancy project.

We want to equip students with analytical skills, improve their leadership skills and enable them to contribute effectively to business and management practices. This programme offers you the unique opportunity of gaining an internationally recognised Masters degree in Nepal from a distinguished British University.

The time spent on our MBA (Executive) will expand your knowledge with cornerstone management theories that allow you to specialise within your chosen sector. Our Executive MBA will equip you for the challenges you will face in the future.

BENEFITS OF STUDYING THIS COURSE:

Our aim is to give you the space to think and critically appreciate your current strengths and areas for development and to gain insight into both your leadership skills and realise the management challenges you face. We help you develop and apply new decisive leadership methods to enable you to raise your game and inspire your people.

The MBA (Executive) recruits experienced practitioners who wish to both accelerate their career opportunities and directly apply their learning to enhance their own performance and that of their organisation. You will be encouraged to share your working experiences with colleagues on the programme and with expert staff who can support you to devise practical solutions to your leadership challenges.

Programme Leader: Ms Sunita Basnet

The MBA programme offered by The British College in Kathmandu is a career-oriented programme from Leeds Beckett University, UK. The primary aim of the programme is to provide postgraduate level knowledge, understanding, and skills that prepare students for their career in business and management.

In the programme, students will have opportunities to develop their management and leadership style that will help them think and move strategically in an uncertain business environment. They will learn how to apply academic theories and concepts in addressing real-life business issues. Besides that, they will also be equipped with analysis and communication skills that are needed to work with stakeholders in business from a diverse background. Independent learning, creative, and critical thinking skills that students develop in their studies and project works will help them to be innovative and entrepreneurial in generating and implementing effective ideas in their works.

Awarded by: Leeds Beckett University

Programme Leader: Ms Sunita Basnet

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MSc International Business Management is a programme provided by the University of the West of England, UK.   This programme offers you the unique opportunity of gaining an internationally recognised Masters degree in Nepal from a distinguished British university.   The MSc International Business Management is designed for those who have recently completed their undergraduate degree and who wish to progress to a career in management within a corporation, government, or an international organisation.

The primary aims of the programme are to equip students with an advanced understanding of the concepts and current/pervasive issues within international business, as well as develop the analytical and research skills needed to make reasoned and creative contributions to business and management practice. In addition, the programme also aims to prepare students for a career in international business and management by extending their personal and interpersonal skills and enhancing lifelong learning skills.  Finally, the course includes personal development aspects, allowing the student to be self-starting, original and innovative when contributing to business and society at large.

Programme Leader: Ms Sunita Basnet

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The BSc (Hons) Computing Programme at The British College is run in partnership with Leeds Beckett University, UK. Students studying this course will gain highly sought-after skills in computer programming, database development, networking, website development, systems modelling, and computer security. This course is equivalent to BSc CSIT and BIT in Nepal.

These are vital skills for gaining entry into organisations which demand confident and technically equipped computing graduates.

Students will have the opportunity to work on real-world projects, focusing on specialist areas of their choice, including web technology, network and communications, database or software development.

Objectives

The objectives of the programme are to provide students with:

• practical experience and theoretical understanding of globally established techniques of analysis, design and systems development.
• detailed knowledge of and a critical understanding of key aspects of computing, from the forefront of the discipline.
• the ability to undertake computing projects to a professional standard by the consistent application and review of development, management and evaluation methods and techniques.
• experience in co-operative working through group projects.
• professional-level skills in technical and report writing, public speaking and presentation. The ability to independently undertake research and critically evaluate arguments, assumptions, abstract concepts and data.
• a wide breadth of understanding that enables them to be enterprising in devising and sustaining arguments and solving problems using innovative ideas and implementing learned techniques in a multicultural and globalizing world

Awarded by: Leeds Beckett University  

Associate Dean: Arun Joshi

Programme Leader: ohit Pandey

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The BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (*Subject to validation) at The British College is a partnership with the University of the West of England.

Study one of our highest-ranking degrees for graduate employment and play an important role in helping organisations manage cyber-attacks and investigate digital evidence.

As a graduate, you’ll be highly employable. Organisations often approach graduates, due to the skills shortage in this field. Most students are in employment within six months of graduating. Choose from a range of careers in the private or public sector. Opportunities include working for in-house forensics, e-discovery and security teams, legal practices or the police.

Highly skilled security professionals are in high demand. No organisation is immune to cybercrime, meaning that all need to make IT security a top priority. The first step is finding the most qualified professionals to lead the way.

Why study cybersecurity and digital forensics?

• Cybercrime is on the increase and set to keep growing as technology becomes more widespread.
• High-level security breaches have led government, public services and corporations to dedicate more resources to computer security.
• Meanwhile, digital forensics is providing a wealth of material for law enforcement for the police and businesses.
• This has led the UK government to highlight an urgent need for skilled graduates in forensic computing.
• Cybersecurity professionals are responsible for protecting IT infrastructure, edge devices, networks, and data.
• More granularly, they are responsible for preventing data breaches and monitoring and reacting to attacks.
• The skills of programmer and systems or network administrators and in math and statistics are undoubtedly relevant to the role of an IT security professional, but equally as critical are the things that aren’t necessarily things that can be taught – critical thinking, curiosity, and a passion for learning and research.

Career Path 

• Choose from careers in government and the private or public sector.
• Roles can be within forensics and security teams, legal practices or the police and related organisations.

Facilities

• Experiment and develop vital professional skills in our modern facilities.
• Gather and evaluate forensic evidence using industry-recognized software such as EnCase and Autopsy in well-equipped computer labs.
• Analyze viruses and attempt to hack systems in our dedicated isolation lab. Develop and test networks using our specialist networks labs.
• Our mix of traditional and creative learning environments will enable you to learn essential knowledge and real-world skills, standing you in good stead for your professional career.

Accredited Body

This course is accredited by the Engineering Council and the British Computer Society.

*The Engineering Council is the UK regulatory body for the engineering profession. We hold the national registers of over 222,000 Engineering Technicians (EngTech), Incorporated Engineers (IEng), Chartered Engineers (CEng) and Information and Communications Technology Technicians (ICTTech).

Awarded by: The University of the West of England

Associate Dean: Arun Joshi

Programme Leader: Rohit Pandey

The MSc Information and Technology is a program rich in a specialization that provides a transformational experience to its students, integrating the technological and business aspects of modern IT. This course is designed to address the high demands of both the private and public sector by filling the current digital skills gap and providing students with the skill set required to succeed in the industry.

There are no prerequisites with regards to the faculty of any previously obtained degree. Our MSC IT course is the open stream, with relevant IT industry experience. In an era when digitalization is pervasive across all sectors and industries; this course makes skilled IT experts, who will gain the ability to deal with complex IT issues in businesses systematically and creatively. We recognise that each individual has his or her own yearnings and initiatives. In light of this our MSc Information and Technology course allows students to tailor their learning and pick the advancements and aptitudes they need to learn and specialise in their chosen area. Recent graduates and mature students will find this course beneficial: we have a special course team that will help students identify the modules or pathways best suited for their career aspirations. MSc Information and Technology course incorporates a wide scope of career pathways e.g.

• Software Engineering
• Information Technology Management
• Network Communications

The course has been designed to allow for customization of modules to grant students the freedom to choose from a wide range of different subject areas. This adaptable method of learning allows students to choose their studies and match both professional goals and personal needs/objectives.

Utilising the abilities of the faculty and the content within a variety of the modules, students will be empowered by the content of the modules, and the assortment of the modules, students will be able to expand their skills to the utmost of their abilities.
The course enables students to hone their critical thinking skills; students will establish self-direction whilst addressing problems similar to those faced in IT industry.

Class timings are flexible; they can be scheduled for the morning or the evening in accordance with the requests of prospective students.

Why study MSc Information and Technology at TBC?

TBC wants to promote and enhance independent study and lifelong learning.

• We want to develop professionals who are sound in their field and have a critical awareness of current IT issues—and an understanding of how those issues fit into a wider context.
• We will enable students who want to take up specialist routes because we believe they must have as much opportunity as possible to advance their knowledge in areas they deem as essential.
• TBC will provide a base of knowledge and experience rooted in the developed world that can be easily utilized in the unique and often special situations of the developing world.

Awarded by: Leeds Beckett University

Associate Dean: Arun Joshi

Associate Programme Leader: Rohit Pandey

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