This course is run in partnership with the School of Continuing and Professional Education (SCOPE) at City University in Hong Kong. At our Preston campus in the UK, we only offer this course as a top up/direct entry, allowing students to study Year 3 only. On this course you'll develop an in-depth understanding of the role of the global leader while enhancing both your English language skills and your skills in another language. In a global environment that's more technologically, politically and socially connected than ever before, business professionals need to understand the global design and organisation of business work. This degree will prepare you for a thriving business career that crosses international boundaries. You'll develop your understanding of international business and project management, gaining the skills required to manage successfully in international and intercultural environments. You can shape your studies to suit your career aspirations by taking on optional modules in business topics such as accounting, finance, human resources, marketing, politics, sales, tourism and trade. At the same time you'll enhance your English language skills as well as studying an additional foreign language at a high level (that language will be named in the title of your degree) You can take advantage of the fantastic facilities available at our Worldwise Learning Centre.<br>Learning the Russian language doesn't just involve expanding your vocabulary and conversational skills – you'll also get to immerse yourself in Russian culture.<br><br>Expand your linguistic horizons by taking part in our vast programme of Russian events which will introduce you to the art, culture, geography, politics and people of the Russian-speaking world.<br><br>We'll help you transform language learning into a truly creative process. As soon as you've grasped the structural principles – the ‘skeleton' of the language - we'll teach you how to dramatically enhance your vocabulary using a range of creative techniques. So you might find yourself inventing memorable mnemonics or drawing parallels with other languages to help you master complex grammar structures and commit thousands of new words to memory. You'll get a real understanding of how the Russian language has evolved over time to reflect the cultural world surrounding it.