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Denning
Denning

BSc Business Administration

Program Overview

Denning offers the University of London’s BSc in Business Administration (BBA) with academic direction from Royal Holloway which is one of the top business schools in the UK. The locally and internationally recognised 3 year BBA program provides students with the opportunity to study an international curriculum with specializations in marketing, international business and human resource management. Students can also transfer credits to any UK university in their second or third year or complete the entire degree in Pakistan, paving the way for postgraduate studies locally or internationally

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Modules

International Business

This module places its emphasis on understanding the key underlying principles of English law. It covers core topics such as formation of contracts, capacity to contract and privity, performance and breach of contract and remedies for breach of contract.

Financial Accounting

Criminal law refers to a body of laws that apply to criminal acts. This module examines general principles of criminal liability and a range of fatal and non-fatal offence. It also focuses on the trial of suspected persons and penalties and modes of treatment for convicted offenders.

Foundation of Quantitative Methods

The aim of the module is to achieve an overview of the central institutions and processes of the English legal system. It has been developed to convey what is distinctive about the common law approach as a legal methodology. It helps in introducing students to techniques involved in the process of legal research and the understanding of legal reasoning.

Markets & Consumption

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Interpreting Management

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Information Systems

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Organisation Studies

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Sustainable Organisations

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

International Business

This module places its emphasis on understanding the key underlying principles of English law. It covers core topics such as formation of contracts, capacity to contract and privity, performance and breach of contract and remedies for breach of contract.

Financial Accounting

Criminal law refers to a body of laws that apply to criminal acts. This module examines general principles of criminal liability and a range of fatal and non-fatal offence. It also focuses on the trial of suspected persons and penalties and modes of treatment for convicted offenders.

Foundation of Quantitative Methods

The aim of the module is to achieve an overview of the central institutions and processes of the English legal system. It has been developed to convey what is distinctive about the common law approach as a legal methodology. It helps in introducing students to techniques involved in the process of legal research and the understanding of legal reasoning.

Markets & Consumption

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Interpreting Management

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Information Systems

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Organisation Studies

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Sustainable Organisations

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

International Business

This module places its emphasis on understanding the key underlying principles of English law. It covers core topics such as formation of contracts, capacity to contract and privity, performance and breach of contract and remedies for breach of contract.

Financial Accounting

Criminal law refers to a body of laws that apply to criminal acts. This module examines general principles of criminal liability and a range of fatal and non-fatal offence. It also focuses on the trial of suspected persons and penalties and modes of treatment for convicted offenders.

Foundation of Quantitative Methods

The aim of the module is to achieve an overview of the central institutions and processes of the English legal system. It has been developed to convey what is distinctive about the common law approach as a legal methodology. It helps in introducing students to techniques involved in the process of legal research and the understanding of legal reasoning.

Markets & Consumption

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Interpreting Management

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Information Systems

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Organisation Studies

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Sustainable Organisations

Public law is a fascinating and challenging subject area which will give you the chance to engage with fundamental issues affecting how law works in the context of democratic government. Students analyse key issues governing the relationship between citizens and the state; such as sovereignty and the division of powers between the judiciary, executive and administration.

Experiential Learning

Business Reports
Students research, analyze, and compile structured reports on real or hypothetical business scenarios. This activity strengthens their analytical, writing, and strategic thinking skills, essential for effective decision-making in the corporate world
Case Study Analysis
Through detailed examination of real-world business challenges, students apply theoretical concepts to evaluate outcomes and recommend strategic solutions, enhancing critical thinking and applied learnin
Group Projects
Collaborative assignments help students develop leadership, teamwork, and project management skills. Working in teams simulates a corporate environment and teaches students how to solve problems collectively.

Industrial Visits

At Denning, we believe in learning beyond the classroom. Our BBA students regularly participate in industrial visits to gain practical insights into how businesses operate in the real world.

These visits offer valuable exposure to different industries, allowing students to observe operations, interact with professionals, and understand the challenges and strategies involved in running successful enterprises. From manufacturing plants to corporate offices, each visit is an opportunity to bridge theory with practice.

Here are some glimpses from recent visits, showcasing our commitment to career-ready education.

Eligibility Criteria

At Denning, we believe that academic performance alone does not fully reflect a student’s potential to succeed in Business Administration. Our admission process evaluates analytical aptitude, communication skills, and leadership potential, ensuring that each student is well-prepared to thrive in today’s competitive business environment.

Qualification Grade Requirements English Language Requirement Age requirements Additional requirement
A-Level /   International Foundation (Standard Entry Route – 3 years)

Minimum 3 A Level
passes with C grade
or above;

Or

Minimum 2 A Level
passes with C grade
or above and at
least 5 O Level
passes with a
minimum of C
grade or above.

Those students
who do not meet
the eligibility
criteria set out
above will be
required to pass
the Denning
Admission Test
  • IGCSE or GCE O-Level: English as a Second Language (grade C);

 or

  • Duolingo: must achieve an overall score of at least 105;

 or

  • IELTS: 6 overall, with 5.5 in each sub-test (Academic or General or IELTS Indicator Online Test)
Min 17 or above by November 1, 2026

Passing of Denning
Admission Test,
panel discussion,
and interview

O-Level (CertHE
Route – 3 Year
Program
  1. One A-Level +
    Minimum 4
    Cs in O-Level
  2. Minimum 6
    Cs in O-Level

Minimum 17 years or
above by November
1 st , 2026

Passing of the English Test by the University of London

Passing of the Denning Interview

Passing of the Denning Admission Test

*If a student fails the UoL English Test then they will be eligible for the Foundation Program.

Intermediate (CertHe
Route – 3 years)

Minimum 60%
overall percentage

Those Students who do not meet
the eligibility
criteria set out
above will be
required to pass
the Denning
Performance Based
Test

Minimum 17 years or
above by November
1 st , 2026

Passing of the English Test by the University of London

Passing of the Denning Interview

Passing of the Denning Admission Test

*If a student fails the UoL English Test then they will be eligible for the Foundation Program

FEE STRUCTURE – FOR ALL THREE YEARS

The fee structure for the BBA Standard Entry/CertHE Route Program for the academic
session 2026-2027 shall be as follows:

Description Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Tuition Fee
475,000/-
475,000/-
475,000/-
Library Fee
10,000/-
10,000/-
10,000/-
Student Activity Fee
10,000/-
10,000/-
10,000/-
Total Fees
495,000/-
495,000/-
495,000/-

University Of London FEE STRUCTURE – for all three years

Fee payable to the UNIVERSITY OF LONDON* (IN POUNDS STERLING ONLY).


Standard Entry Route/CertHE Route

Year Application Fee (non-refundable and one time fee) MODULE REGISTRATION & ASSESSMENT FEE Total Fees
Year 1
£ 65
£ 660*4*
£ 2709/-
Year 2
£ 660*4*
£ 2644/-
Year 3
£ 660*4*
£ 2644/-

NOTE: * The fee structure for the 2026 session has not yet been announced by the University of
London. The indicative fee is expected to increase by up to 5%.

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2026-2027 2026-2027

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Frequently Asked Questions

The duration of the program is 3 years.

The University of London charges fees in pounds sterling, which must be paid directly by the student. Payment can be made using a debit or credit card or through money exchange companies. Denning provides guidance on the payment process but the responsibility for completing the payment rests solely with the student.

Yes, students can transfer to a UK university in their second or third year, subject to first-year grades. Most UK universities accept University of London students at these levels. The fees will align with the policies of the university you transfer to.

Denning offers assistance through its consultancy department, Denning Consultants, to guide students through the transfer process. Alternatively, students can complete all three years at Denning and pursue a master’s, as the degree is internationally recognized.

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