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Aspire. Succeed. Contents Northamptonshire Is the Perfect Combination of Bustling Urban Life and Countryside Northampton Business School Full time courses Aspire. Succeed. Contents Northamptonshire is the perfect combination of bustling urban life and countryside. A warm With everything from premiership rugby, a purpose- 3. Introduction to NBS built athletics stadium, motor racing and a white-water welcome to rafting centre, high energy living is on offer around the 4. Student Experience Northampton clock in Northampton. 6. Facilities Business 8. NBS Centre for Employability School. 9. Student Placement - Rochelle Buckseall 10. Case Study - Milan Parmar Executive Dean, Dr. Ian Brooks Silverstone Race Circuit Royal & Derngate Theatre At the town’s leading arts centre an exciting line-up of For those of you who are considering choosing the drama and dance, stand-up comedy, music and theatre 11. Student Placement - Sarah Bayliss University of Northampton, I hope that this will give attracts national audiences and media headlines. 12. International Reach you a good insight into life with us. On stage at the Roadmender see some of the country’s The articles throughout this brochure demonstrate best, up and coming bands in action and as a perfect 14. History the strength of our work with national employers, complement to the town’s leisure, sporting and cultural 15. Company We Keep highlight the opportunities for work placements, show facilities, the countryside of Northamptonshire offers our commitment to internationalisation, prove the value a relaxing haven of cycle ways, canals, historic homes 16. Course Information we place on celebrating student success and make and gardens. evident the incredible possibilities for your future. Getting here couldn’t be easier either - with both London and Birmingham less than an hour away @ianbrooks6 by road and rail. For more information, visit www.northampton.ac.uk 2 NBS 3 International Welcome Event It can be daunting starting at a new university, let alone a new country! As part Student of the international induction week we have a programme of events arranged to help international students find their Experience way around campus and meet their fellow students. Programmes have included entertainment ranging from Being a student at university “The New York trip has a Chinese dance to the traditional art of morris dancing! isn’t just about sitting behind inspired me to fulfill a desk taking notes. my goals, I have seen Xihui Chen commented “I am so pleased that our university and the Business School We strive to make your time what is achievable” value our international students’ experience at university as valuable Business Entrepreneurship 2nd Year MBA Dinner Pop Up Markets so much! Last year a Chinese lady showed as possible and offer you a This annual event is held to recognise Pop up markets enable students to off the traditional Chinese dance and gong and celebrate the hard work and spread their entrepreneurial wings! fu cha (tea), but this year, wow! It was a variety of activities to not only dedication of those nearing completion All stall holders are student owned chance to experience the English culture- help with your integration into of the MBA. The evening is a formal businesses, they are able to sell their Morris dancing! “We all had a good event with an after dinner speaker and products and gain some valuable market university life but also with is a great opportunity for home and research. Stalls have included vintage We all had a good time, in particular, the your employability prospects time, in particular, the international students to come together clothing, footwear and gifts along with interaction part! The atmosphere was so good, we talked and laughed. All in all, this once you graduate. interaction part! The and share their experiences. social enterprises which have been set up by the students with tutor support. was an evening that I will hold in my mind atmosphere was so Guest Lectures for much time to come!” Annual Study Trip to New York good, we talked and The guest lecture series offers a wide Financial Times Visit Each year, undergraduate marketing range of external speakers from a variety MBA and Year One students from students from NBS get the opportunity laughed. All in all, this of industries who share their experiences Northampton Business School, visited to visit the big apple and see behind the was an evening that I in a one hour lecture. These lectures are The Financial Times head office and print scenes of major companies including open to all members of the community, works. The group were pleased to meet Tommy Hilfiger, CNN, and NikeTown will hold in my mind for employers, students and staff and Peter Whitehead, Editor of the Executive to name but a few. much time to come!” are free to attend. Appointments section of the FT, who Visit www.northampton.ac.uk/ is from Northampton, at the FT’s head guestlecture office overlooking the City of London. 4 NBS 5 Facilities £1.7m Northampton Business School has had a £1.7 million extension and the two-storey business hub now boasts a social networking area complete with high-powered computers, soft seating areas, a mock boardroom and a range of smaller study spaces Northampton Business School is based in a modern which can be booked out by students. building set in 74 acres of attractive parkland. The park setting on the edge of town The extension also offers new spacious Students can book these rooms through combines a campus community with a teaching rooms equipped with the latest the Business School reception. We also rapidly growing town that blends its traditional technology and student breakout rooms have an additional computer suite and market square with a modern business sector. located on the first floor can be used for a boardroom which will be used by students With over 35 years experience the school is group work and to practice presentations. to simulate industry style meetings and renowned for high quality teaching supported agency presentations. by links with industry and commerce. The rest of the Business School has been Northampton Business School were refurbished with all teaching rooms having delighted to open the £1.7m extension to the visual displays connected to the internet, Cottesbrooke building in September 2011. newly equipped IT labs, and the whole The extension includes the Hub - a social building has wireless capability. learning space where students can utilise the wireless network to undertake private study, work in small groups or socialise over a coffee. 6 NBS 7 Northampton Business Student School Centre for Placement Employability (C4E) Development of The C4E aims to support NBS students in the development key skills and of key skills and attitudes that will enhance their graduate attitudes that career prospects. Through the C4E students are offered a range of skills development activities and because of our will enhance strong connections with the corporate learning agenda these our students workshops reflect the current expectations of graduate graduate recruiters and employers. career The C4E is establishing strong relationships with employers prospects Rochelle Buckseall to provide students with an opportunity to meet and work Joint Honours with employers through placements, mentoring schemes, BA (Hons) Accounting shadowing and mock interviews. and Advertising Rochelle is the Commercial and My role at Sloane Helicopters Ltd. is The experience is invaluable and is Marketing Assistant at Sloane incredibly varied and I am able to apply helping me to develop a high number Helicopters Ltd. which distributes the theory learnt in my first two years at of essential skills that recruiters look for. helicopters for the VIP and corporate University into practice. I assist with all market, operates an engineering facility of the marketing activities in the company The experience is something that could and a renowned flying school. as well as monitoring the progress of not be achieved from staying in the negotiations and preparation of tenders classroom, and will help me to stand “I was aware from early on that I wanted and proposals. out from other graduates when applying for future job roles.” to undertake a placement year, and the Choosing to take University of Northampton stood out for having a renowned placement a placement year programme with extensive industry links. was a great decision. 8 NBS 9 “My life at the University of Northampton began back in September 2004 when I started a HND in IT.” Student “I only committed to two years initially because I was unsure Placement of how I would adapt to this new environment, and whether University was actually the place for me. Two years soon passed and I graduated with a HND in Information Technology for Business and was looking to learn more and more. It was a no-brainer for me when I snapped up the chance to top up my HND to a BA (Hons) Business Information Systems. I knew deep inside that with dedication and hard work I would pull through and bag myself a degree. I graduated in 2007– something I was immensely proud of. After my BA I was in the mood to learn more and more and wanted to do my Masters degree straight away - but to put it simply I just could not afford it. I went out to work full time for two and a half years and put the knowledge and people skills I had learned in University into the commercial environment. Sarah Bayliss I applied my knowledge and gained extremely valuable experience. BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance I took the decision to come back to university to study a MSc in IT Service Management in February 2010 - the best decision I have ever made. Things had started to fall into place, and my experience had actually benefitted me so much more than I would ever have expected “I’ve always wanted to do I am undertaking my placement year at Being offered this opportunity as part of - I started to achieve distinctions.
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