LEVEL 6: GRADUATE INTEGRATED DIPLOMA
Level 6 Integrated Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (IGDBS)
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Overview
This course is ideal for students who want to follow a broad business and management program rather than specialize in one particular business area. It also caters for students who wish to complete a general business program in three years without a placement element. The course will provide you with a broad, deep and integrated understanding of the main business functions within a modern, international context. Student will study a broad range of business areas, including finance, marketing, human resources management and operations management. You will examine the trends in the international business environment and look at strategic management issues. Assessment Modules are typically assessed by individual assessment. Assessment involves investigative assignments, presentations and action research activities. The main objective of the assessment of the course will be to meet the assessment criteria detailed within each unit. Entry Requirements Learners must fulfil the following criteria to gain admission to EUAAB programme: - Learners should ideally have a Level 5 qualification or equivalent. Applicants applying from outside of the EU must demonstrate the evidence of the equivalence of the qualification to a EU degree; ‘Equivalence’ to be calculated through National Recognition Information Center. |
Structure
Course is designed with the combination of research techniques and specialised modules in management context. Learners have to complete 240 credits with 9 compulsary units and 4 optional units. Nine Compulsory Units: UNIT EXL 6012: Quantitative Methods for Business Management UNIT EXL 6017: The Business Environment UNIT EXL 6019: Financial Accounting UNIT EXL 6027: Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication UNIT EXL 6031: Organisational Behaviour UNIT EXL 6039: Human Resource Management UNIT EXL 6011: Corporate Strategy and Planning UNIT EXL 6082: Managing in Organisations UNIT EXL 6099: International Business Case Study Plus Four Optional Units: UNIT EXL 6139: the Customer Relationship UNIT EXL 6136: Economics for Business UNIT EXL 6249: Principles of Business Law UNIT EXL 6442: Entrepreneurship and Business Development UNIT EXL 6749: Strategic Human Resource Management UNIT EXL 6895: Strategic Marketing Management UNIT EXL 6794: International Business Finance and Planning UNIT EXL 6359: Project Management Alternate Course A 120 credit Level 6 Diploma in Business Studies (DBS) is also available. |
Level 6 Integrated Graduate Diploma in Healthcare Management (IGDHM)
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Overview
This course is ideal for students who are graduate, young nurse and/or health industry employee and are interested in acquiring the necessary managerial and organisational skills to expand career prospects within the Healthcare industry. EUAAB Level 6 Integrated Graduate Diploma in Healthcare Management (IGDHM) has been designed to provide practising or potential senior management with a solid foundation for their formal development in this role. It will help graduates, nurses and/or health industry professionals in acquiring the necessary skills to expand their career prospects within the health industry. The core content of this qualification is for those entering a strategic level of management. With a key emphasis on making that progression from an undergraduate to a graduate mentality, including an understanding of the research skills and personal development expected of a senior manager. Entry Requirements Learners must fulfil the following criteria to gain admission to EUAAB programme: -Learners should ideally have a Level 5 qualification or equivalent. -Centres should welcome applications from those with no formal qualifications but have relevant work/life experience. Applicants applying from outside of the EU must demonstrate the evidence of the equivalence of the qualification to a EU degree; ‘Equivalence’ to be calculated through National Recognition Information Center. Assessment Modules are typically assessed by individual assessment. Assessment involves investigative assignments, presentations and action research activities. The main objective of the assessment of the course will be to meet the assessment criteria detailed within each unit. Alternate Course A 120 credit Level 6 Diploma in Healthcare Management (DHM) is also available. |
Structure
Course is designed with the combination of research techniques and specialised modules in healthcare management context. Learners have to complete 240 credits.` Core Units: UNIT EXL 6242: Values and Principles in Care UNIT EXL 6237: Psychology in Care UNIT EXL 6569: Dealing with Vulnerable Adults UNIT EXL 6438: Develop Systems That Promote Communication in Healthcare Provisions UNIT EXL 6419: Reviewing Corporate Policy and Strategy UNIT EXL 6667: Developing Excellence in Operations Professional Formation Units: UNIT EXL 6674: Promote Personal & Professional Development UNIT EXL 6815: Building Commitment to Corporate Visions and Values UNIT EXL 6558: Team Work in Organisational Partnerships UNIT EXL 6698: Manage Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Healthcare Industry UNIT EXL 6882: Develop Health, Safety and Risk Management Policies in Healthcare Industry UNIT EXL 6996: Critical Thinking and Research Skills in Healthcare Management Progression to work: As a course of high demand our certificate holders are recruited by the world leaders in the healthcare industry including:
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Level 6 Integrated Graduate Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (IGDAE)
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Overview
Aeronautical engineers apply their knowledge and skills to every aspect of flight vehicles; from design, development and manufacture, to maintenance and operation. This degree was developed in close consultation with industry and by following the guidance of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS), European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Flight Safety foundation to boost employability. This course will taught the learner theoretical and technical principles needed for an engineering career in the aviation industry. Entry Requirements Learners must fulfil the following criteria to gain admission to EUAAB programme: -Learners should ideally have a Level 5 qualification or equivalent. -Centres should welcome applications from those with no formal qualifications but have relevant work/life experience. Applicants applying from outside of the EU must demonstrate the evidence of the equivalence of the qualification to a EU degree; ‘Equivalence’ to be calculated through National Recognition Information Center. Assessment Modules are typically assessed by individual assessment. Assessment involves investigative assignments, presentations and action research activities. The main objective of the assessment of the course will be to meet the assessment criteria detailed within each unit. |
Structure
Course is designed with the combination of research techniques and specialised modules in healthcare management context. Learners have to complete following 240 credits: 
Alternate Course A 120 credit Level 6 Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (DAE) is also available. For 120 credit the learner must complete all the Core 1 units. Professional Membership Once the learner is registered with the us the learner can apply for 'Royal Aeronautical Society' membership. Applications for membership and/or registration can be made online by clicking here. |
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Level 6 Integrated Graduate Diploma in Aviation Management (IGDAM)
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Overview
This course develops an understanding of the global business environment in which airlines and airports operate through the study of economics, human resource, marketing and finance. Integral to this course is the development of decision-making skills from the operational to the international strategic levels. Transferable skills that are necessary for a career in international business management are developed through engagement with real life and virtual business issues, enabling the study of key aspects of management and leadership. Additionally, due to the nature of the course, the learning environment mirrors that of an international organisation where students are encouraged to learn with and from each other about their different backgrounds, cultures and perspectives. The underlying philosophy of the course is to provide an education experience that gives student a sound academic base in the core disciplines of business management, with a particular focus on the international business environment. As a multi-disciplinary course of study, it is designed to demonstrate coherence and progression within the different business management disciplines. This degree was developed in close consultation with industry and by following the guidance of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS), European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Flight Safety foundation to boost employability. This course will taught the learner theoretical and technical principles needed for an engineering career in the aviation industry. Career opportunities There are career paths into airport management, operations and security with airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, London City, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Airlines have many opportunities in cabin services, operations management, HR management, marketing and sales. Students from the course have joined airlines in these roles including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Emirates, Etihad, Qatar, International Airline Group (IAG), Flybe, easyJet and Ryanair. Associated careers in air cargo and executive jet operations, airline and airport security companies. Finally, we have students who have proceeded to careers in the Civil Aviation Authority, Airport Slot Co-ordination, National Air Traffic Services, ground handling and freight forwarding. Professional Membership Once the learner is registered with the us the learner can apply for 'Royal Aeronautical Society' membership. Applications for membership and/or registration can be made online by clicking here. |
Entry Requirements
Learners must fulfil the following criteria to gain admission to EUAAB programme: -Learners should ideally have a Level 5 qualification or equivalent. -Centres should welcome applications from those with no formal qualifications but have relevant work/life experience. Applicants applying from outside of the EU must demonstrate the evidence of the equivalence of the qualification to a EU degree; ‘Equivalence’ to be calculated through National Recognition Information Center. Structure Course is designed with the combination of research techniques and specialised modules in healthcare management context. Learners have to complete following 240 credits: 
Alternate Course A 120 credit Level 6 Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering (DAM) is also available. For 120 credit the learner must complete all the Core 1 units. Assessment Modules are typically assessed by individual assessment. Assessment involves investigative assignments, presentations and action research activities. The main objective of the assessment of the course will be to meet the assessment criteria detailed within each unit. 
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