Postgraduate Programmes Offered at The British College, in Partnership with UK Universities

Postgraduate UK Degrees in Nepal at The British College

By Marney Ryan 

The British College offers a total of 4 Postgraduate courses that are all awarded by its partner universities in the UK: The University of the West of England and Leeds Beckett. All in the fields of Business and IT, each one has its own distinct identity. 

So, if you are undecided about which route to take - read on for a bite-sized breakdown of each one, and work out the course that is right for you. We have answered your top ten questions for each programme - and if you still have more, just get in touch, and we’ll be happy to help!

Master's in Business Administration (MBA) 

1. What is the MBA?

The Master's in Business Administration is a full-time UK-affiliated postgraduate degree that provides the ultimate introduction to the World of business. 

2. Who awards it?

Leeds Beckett University, UK.

3. How long will it take?

Pre Masters + 2 years.

4. When can I start?

Winter, Spring or Summer.

5. What do I need?

You will need a bachelor's degree to gain entry to the Pre-Masters 

6. Is it for me?

This career-oriented course is for students who are relatively new to the world of business and who wish to have the skills and qualifications needed to start a new career.

7. What is the aim of the course?

To provide postgraduate-level knowledge, understanding, and skills that prepare students for a career in business and management.

8. What will I learn?

You will develop your management and leadership style and learn to think and work strategically in uncertain business environments. You will also learn how to apply academic theories and concepts to real-life business issues.

9. What are the progression opportunities?

There are many different directions in the field of business and management that you could progress in, such as Finance, Operations, Marketing, and HRM.

10. Is there any more information?

You can find out everything you need to know, including objectives and modules, on our MBA (Graduate) programme page.

Executive Master's in Business Administration (EMBA)

1. What is the EMBA?

The Executive Master's in Business Administration is a UK-affiliated postgraduate degree. It is not an advanced version of the MBA as is often believed but rather an entirely different course aimed at people already in work. 

2. Who awards it?

Leeds Beckett University, UK.

3. How long will it take?

Pre masters + 2 years.

4. When can I start?

Winter, spring or summer.

5. What do I need to gain entry?

A bachelor's degree and at least 2 years of relevant work experience.

6. Is it for me?

This is a career development programme for 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. 

7. What is the aim of the course?

To expand your knowledge with cornerstone management theories that allow you to specialise within your chosen sector. 

8. What will I learn?

You will be taught to develop and transform your leadership skills and managerial style and learn to contribute effectively to business and management practices. 

9. What are the progression opportunities?

There are many progression opportunities, including roles such as Management Accounting Executive, Planning and Performance Analyst, Buying Manager, and Business Consultant.

10. Is there any more information?

You can find out everything you need to know, including objectives, module, and faqs, on our EMBA Programme in Nepal page.

MSc Information and Technology (MSc IT)

1. What is the MSc IT?

The Information and Technology MSc is the only IT-focused postgraduate degree available at TBC. 

2. Who awards it?

Leeds Beckett University, UK.

3. How long will it take?

Pre Masters + 18 Months.

4. When can I start?

Winter, Summer, or Spring.

5. What do I need to gain entry?

A bachelor's degree.

6. Is it for me?

This course is designed for those who are new to the field of IT in academia but who have relevant IT industry experience. 

7. What is the aim of the course?

To make skilled IT experts, who will gain the ability to deal with complex IT issues in businesses - both systematically and creatively. 

8. What will I learn?

The course allows students to tailor their learning and pick the advancements and aptitudes they need to specialise in their chosen area  - all of which integrate the technological and business aspects of modern IT.

9. What are the progression opportunities?

Fields that graduates can progress in include, but are not limited to, Software Engineering, Information Technology Management, and Network Communications.

10. Is there any more information?

You can find out everything you need to know, including course objectives, modules, and FAQs, on our MSc IT Programme in Nepal page.

Still have questions? Please Get in Touch! 

With expert faculty members from each course, we have all the answers to your queries and are happy to help.