Marketing, Enterprise and Innovation (MAP)

This course is part of the Modular Acceleration Programme (MAP) that enables learners to study modules from a Higher Technical Qualification. More information on the MAP programme can be found here.

In this module, you will apply the contemporary notion of strategy and scenario planning to identify opportunities.

You will develop the skills to support social, economic, cultural and/or environmental transformation(s) in future thinking businesses. Students will actively learn about models of basic business enterprise acumen, such as marketing and media, management, planning, customer relationship management, organisational performance, and growth. There is a focus on the skills required to build networks and to secure the necessary resources for an innovative, entrepreneurial venture. The module will culminate in a presentation of your own original entrepreneurial idea.

Delivery will be face-to-face 1 day per week (day TBC) from September to December and consist of a mixture of lectures, seminars and group work.

The module will comprise two 20 credit units from our FdA Business which is validated by University of Exeter.

The component modules are:

• EXE1009 Contemporary Marketing
• EXE1007 Business, Enterprise and Innovation

There will be 6 assessments including coursework and a practical examination. A digital essay, a poster, a business pitch and evaluation, a presentation with a group, and an individual report. The assessments will be those used for full time learners studying the corresponding module.

*Free tuition fees, with nothing for the student to pay. However the funding accessed for MAP will reduce the amount remaining in a future Lifelong Learning Entitlement account.

You will need 64 UCAS tariff points. GCSE Maths and English is required at grade C (or 4) or above (or equivalent O Level). Please note: if you are over 21, please contact us to discuss as current employment and skills will also be taken into consideration. Applicants without the traditional entry requirements may be required to attend a telephone interview to ensure suitability.

The course is delivered in the new Digital and Data Centre, located in the city centre. Complete with digital learning laboratories, state-of-the-art IT suites and interactive seminar spaces, learners have access to cutting edge equipment to help prepare them for their next steps.

You will have access to a Learning Resource Centre (LRC) both at Exeter College and at the University of Exeter. Dual registration with the validating body will permit learners access to further online resources to support learning.

The purchase of recommended textbooks for the programme. There is an additional expense associated with the optional educational visit each year which will be confirmed once a destination is selected.