De Broc School of Business

De Broc School of Business was launched in 2015 by The University of Law, delivering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across the UK. Each course is based on what today's employers need, providing the skills that will make students stand out.

The school recently launched a range of programs from the Grenoble Graduate School of Business (GGSB) at the De Broc campus in London Bloomsbury. GGSB is one of Europe’s most esteemed business schools: triple-accredited by AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB and rated highly by several respected league tables. This collaboration offers students new courses in management, finance, marketing and fashion.

Why De Broc?

They provide a different form of business education: one that is designed to make you ready to step straight into the workplace. Their courses give you the experience and skills that employers want in today’s world.

You will benefit from:

• Their excellent employability record
• Competitive fees
• A degree that prepares you for the workplace
• Student support

Courses

• Corporate Financial Management
• International Marketing
• Leadership and Human Resource Management
• Strategic Business Management

Key Facts

De Broc offers:

1. 100 years of teaching experience from The University of Law
2. Tutors with academic and business experience
3. Four undergraduate courses, with accreditations and a level 5 extended diploma from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI),
4. Exemptions from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) for their BA Business and Marketing program
5. Four postgraduate courses that focus on essential professional skills
6. Undergraduate and postgraduate programs from the triple-accredited Grenoble Graduate School of Business (GGSB)
7. A center in the heart of London, with more centers to come in 2017 (Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Guildford, Leeds, Manchester and online)
8. Curriculums based on the realities of the modern business world
9. Excellent teaching standards, including the involvement of professional bodies and employers
10. Significant levels of contact hours and small class sizes
11. Support with work experience and international opportunities
12. Accommodation assistant from Student pad, the housing provider of choice for the Higher Education sector
13. Support from a personal tutor
14. Access to The University of Law's student welfare support system (including counseling and pastoral care)
15. Membership of a Student Association