Welcome to Edge Hill’s Business School. Here, you will find a supportive community of like-minded individuals that will enable you to grow and develop your skills, knowledge, and experiences. The department has relationships with key national, regional, and local employers as well as businesses and major professional bodies. Enjoy an immersive student experience.
Facilities
Our stunning £8million Business School building provides state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities.
This impressive facility, set in the heart of the campus. Featuring modern seminar and meeting rooms and social learning areas which encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning. A relaxing, landscaped roof garden and atrium and an impressive 100-seat lecture theatre are just some of the enhanced features you will get to enjoy during your time at Edge Hill.
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Hear from our students
During my time at Morgan Branding, I carried out market and competitor research to identify problems around their social media. I launched a new TikTok in which dozens of marketing tips and tricks are shared every day. Callum has been delighted with my performance, offered me a part-time job, and has assured me of a graduate position, once I’ve finished my studies.
My placement at Brownlow Utilities has greatly developed my communication, organisation, teamwork and IT skills. From blending my Accountancy degree with working in a practical environment, I was able to demonstrate professionalism and gained valuable experience that contributes towards securing financial employment.
My experience at Personnel Checks has been fantastic! The project has facilitated the opportunity to put my knowledge into practice. I’m excited to present my findings of the investigation to the leadership team and discover how they adopt my recommended policies and procedures in the future.
Caitlin Worthington
BSc (Hons) Business & Management with Human Resource Management
“My advice to those considering studying at Edge Hill, is to be proactive, be productive, and be open. Learn from your fellow students and stay engaged.”
My course is really up-to-date, something might be in the news one day and in your lecture the next, so you are learning how real businesses are operating right now.
I decided to do an industrial placement to get some experience and enhance my CV – I never imagined it would lead to a trip to Malawi to build a school.
