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Industry links
You’ll benefit from Ravensbourne’s strong industry links. Students have worked with a wide range of high-profile companies, including: Apple, Barclays, the BBC, the European Space Agency, Marks & Spencer, Museum of London, the Royal Shakespeare Company, Samsung and many more.
Career pathways
Graduates from our business and management courses can find meaningful work in a broad range of roles and sectors including the likes of business start-ups, buying, marketing, advertising, public relations, events and e-commerce.
Undergraduate courses
Student satisfaction you can trust
Business Management students reported a highly positive experience, achieving 92.4% overall positivity and particularly strong ratings across academic support, learning resources and student voice.
Our Digital Marketing subject achieved 82.5% overall positivity, with particularly positive feedback around freedom of expression, learning resources and organisation and management.
*Source: National Student Survey 2026. In line with THE methodology, and as the NSS no longer includes a single overall-view question, the above figures represent the average positivity score.
Student quote
I watched myself grow mentally and professionally from year to year. Particularly in the third year, I felt myself blossom as I delivered my own self-directed project. What I appreciated most was the never-ending support from the passionate tutors.”
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Postgraduate courses
Accreditations and memberships
From professional accreditations to industry affiliations, our business courses provide students with valuable connections, insights and opportunities to help them confidently step into industry from day one.
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Engaging with Ravensbourne students as a guest lecturer is always a highlight for me. It’s impressive to see how the university is at the forefront of industry and professional practice, while also nurturing emotional wellbeing and intelligence in its students – qualities increasingly valued in today’s corporate world. These young minds are already building their empathetic leadership skills, something many senior executives I’ve worked with wish they had learned earlier.”