Explore our undergraduate programmes
At GBS, we offer a range of undergraduate programmes in business, health and social care, construction management, finance, digital technologies and more. Learn more about our flexible options to meet your career goals, whether you are enrolling in a Higher National Diploma to build a work-related foundation or a bachelor's degree to gain some in-depth knowledge. Explore our undergraduate courses and discover exciting career opportunities around the globe:
Discover our undergraduate subject areas
At GBS, our undergraduate programmes span a range of exciting subject areas. Whether you are interested in business, health and social care, construction management, digital technologies, banking, finance or computing, you will find a course designed just for you. Explore each area to see where your undergraduate studies at GBS could take you.
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FAQs about undergraduate programmes
Q1. What’s the best undergraduate course for a career in the UK?
The best undergraduate course for your career in the UK depends on your interests and career goals. At GBS, our undergraduate programmes in business, management, construction, health and social care and digital technologies are designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in a variety of industries. GBS's focus on practical, industry-relevant learning ensures that you are ready to meet the demands of the UK job market.
Q2. What skills can I gain from an undergraduate degree?
GBS undergraduate degrees provide valuable skills such as leadership, critical thinking, problem-solving and effective communication. Our undergraduate programmes offer the best of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, giving you the tools to excel in your chosen career. You will also gain specialised skills tailored to your discipline, whether in business management, health and social care, banking and finance or digital technology.
Q3. How can I benefit from being a student at GBS?
As a student at GBS, you can benefit from our flexible undergraduate study options, including evening, weekend and weekday classes. You will be part of a supportive community that encourages personal and professional growth. With our strong connections to the industry, you will have opportunities for mentorship, guest lectures and internships that will allow you to gain the practical experience needed to excel in your chosen career.
Q4. What are the best undergraduate jobs in the UK for 2025?
By 2025, the demand for professionals in banking and finance, business management, digital technologies, and entrepreneurship is expected to rise. Roles such as project manager, marketing manager and data analyst are projected to be among the top undergraduate jobs. Completing an undergraduate programme at GBS will provide you with the skills and qualifications to land competitive roles across various sectors.
Q5. What was the UK graduate employability rate in 2024?
In 2023, the UK graduate employment rate reached 87.7%, marking a significant increase of 0.4 percentage points from the previous year. This figure indicates a strong demand for graduates in the UK job market. At GBS, our undergraduate programmes are designed for employability. We incorporate real-world case studies, industry engagement and career support to help you secure a job soon after graduation, whether in the UK or globally.
Q6. How can an undergraduate course improve my job prospects?
An undergraduate course can help you gain a well-rounded education with practical applications, developing the essential skills employers look for. Whether you are interested in a bachelor's degree or a practical programme like an HND, GBS offers UG courses to prepare you for various roles in business, management and technology, ensuring that you stand out to potential employers.
Q7. What level is an undergraduate degree in the UK?
In the UK, undergraduate degrees are typically classified as Level 5 or Level 6. An undergraduate programme at GBS is recognised by employers globally and can help you build the foundation for further academic or professional progression, such as postgraduate study.
Q8. Are there short-term or flexible study options for undergraduate programmes in the UK?
Yes, GBS offers flexible undergraduate degree options, including weekday, weekend and evening classes for our various courses. This flexibility is designed to cater to a wide range of students, including those who balance work, family or entrepreneurial ventures.