A state-of-the-art facility where business and students connect.
The Business School is a modern hub for business and law students which blends light-filled classrooms, airy lecture theatres and inviting social areas with hands-on facilities including a live trading room, a customer experience lab and a moot court room.
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We strongly encourage you to secure a twelve-month industry placement to maximise your future employability after graduation and build your professional network within the commercial and third sectors.
With our partners in Careers and Employability, we prepare you to find, apply, and secure highly competitive roles.
Marketing students have engaged in local, national, and international placements, working directly with global leaders including Gymshark, Mercedes-Benz, Disney, and Jaguar Landrover.
A key part of the student experience involves stepping out of the classroom and learning more about how marketing works in various settings or contexts.
Students have visited London to attend the Marketing Expo’s, Milan to see luxury fashion in action, or Barcelona to learn about the rich culture and marketplaces. Other trips include Malaysia to participate in a student sustainability conference, and France to share research practice.
Destinations and activities will vary depending on demand.
Practical and experiential learning are the defining features of this research-informed programme.
You can expect applied technical assessments and direct collaborations with local and national organisations, frequently interacting with industry leaders and alumni during guest lectures.
A standout experience is your involvement with ‘ThreeSixty‘, our in-house student consultancy, where you will solve live, culturally relevant challenges for real clients. These immersive experiences ensure your CV is highly distinctive, featuring a portfolio grounded in demonstrable, culturally intelligent marketing success.
Join the Marketing Society and collaborate with local businesses in Gloucestershire to offer free help and advice on various marketing issues. It’s also a great way to meet and network with professional marketers and others on your course.
Your lecturers are a dynamic team with a wealth of applied experience. They bring both industry and academic expertise to your studies with a depth of knowledge that enables you to put theory into practice. Their expertise ranges from banking, fashion, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCGs), music and retail.
They are published authors and industry experts tackling real-world issues including generative AI, data privacy and market transformation.
You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in some of their research projects within your time on the course.
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The consumer behaviour lab features a dedicated space for engagement with industry-standard technology, including eye tracking, facial recognition, and galvanic skin response, as well as creative applications within our Adobe Creative Cloud software.
Open to all and used in specific modules and final-year projects.
FutureSim is an exciting new, digitally enabled, immersive simulation project bringing together cutting‑edge technology, interprofessional learning, and innovative teaching practice.
With over 500 open-access computers across our three campuses, including dedicated 24/7 rooms, you’ll have the tools you need to succeed.
Whether you prefer PCs or Macs, each device is equipped with the latest Microsoft Office suite and specialist software, ensuring seamless productivity for all your projects.
FuturePark in Cheltenham features state-of-the-art equipment and technology to support your learning.
It’s a collaborative hub that helps local businesses and community organisations foster innovation, exchange knowledge, and learn.
Oxstalls library provides 24/7 access to books, online journals, computers and study space.
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Student life at UoG goes beyond your course – it’s a chance to connect, explore new interests and make the most of your time here.
The Students’ Union offers a wide mix of clubs and societies. Tech-focused options include Gaming & Esports, Machine Learning and Nintendo, while those with a business mindset can get involved in the Marketing Society, Design or Mooting & Law.
For a change of pace, there’s Yoga, Climbing, Football, Volleyball, or something more niche like Book Club, Chinese Traditional Games or the Taylor Swift Society.
However you spend your time outside the classroom, there’s plenty to get involved in.
In Cheltenham there are halls of residence at Park campus and Pittville Student Village. In Gloucester, there are halls of residence at Oxstalls, Blackfriars and Upper Quay. Our accommodation promise guarantees our first-year students accommodation on, or near, the campus you’re studying at.
We can help you find work placements or paid opportunities through Unitemps with local employers. We also run a student ambassador scheme giving you the chance to earn money by supporting the University at a range of events.
UoG’s Career Studio offers career coaching and support for students and graduates. Our career promise guarantees you 6 months of free career support if you’re not in a job 6 months after graduating, followed by the offer of a paid internship to kickstart your career – plus we’ll commit to lifetime career coaching.
Our Money Advice Team can advise on how to organise your budget and check your entitlement for bursaries, loans and hardship funds. Our budgeting guide will help you make the most of your money with budgeting tips, financial support, and practical advice.
We run open days in early summer and autumn. If you’re unable to make it to an open day, we also hold campus visits or you can also meet us at an exhibition.
Our Disability Support team offers confidential, one-to-one support to students with disabilities including learning difficulties, mental health conditions, sensory impairments and chronic medical conditions.
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