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Marketing and Media for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.


Begin your journey into business and leadership in Cambridge, a city that inspires innovation.


Students assess the power of suggestion, persuasion, and product placement. Using a range of case studies and creative examples across all media, they explore early salesmanship, modern advertising, branding, and the...


The Reach Cambridge Business Management & Economics Course offers a comprehensive introduction to these subjects, ideal for prospective university students or anyone curious about the modern economic world.


Explore what drives great ideas and turns them into real-world impact. This course invites students to delve into the fundamentals of business, entrepreneurship, and strategy in a dynamic, team-based environment....


Begin your business journey in Sydney, Australia's dynamic commercial capital. Click to learn more.


How do business organizations start, grow, and thrive? What analytical, interpersonal, and technical skills are required to address the problems facing companies of all sizes? How can a company be successful and operate...


Explore what drives human behaviour and how it shapes the world around us. This course invites students to delve into the psychology of decision-making, the power of communication, and the foundations of purposeful...


Hone advanced business skills in Sydney, a gateway to Asia-Pacific markets and opportunities. Click to learn more.


Students examine personal and public communication across traditional and digital media, then plan and create a strategic multimedia campaign.


Learn how brands and media shape culture in New York, the global hub of entertainment and marketing.


Students build a foundation in strategy, marketing, economics, finance, accounting and management before pitching a mock company in a Shark Tank-style final project.