Business with Human Resource Management

About this programme

At Birkbeck, University of London, we are proud to enable and enhance higher education that transforms lives and communities, as established and maintained within our Academic Partnerships Strategy 2026-2031 . Academic partnerships are a method of supporting Birkbeck's mission to provide flexible and accessible education for diverse learners, beyond London, in the locations in which they live and work. Within London, they will enable us to deliver a broader range of subjects, particularly those with a vocational element. While noting the risks associated with subcontractual arrangements, our partnerships will reflect our values of academic excellence, student inclusion, academic innovation, collaboration and public engagement. Birkbeck is committed to financial sustainability in all its activities, however opportunity for our students to succeed and impact their communities is our key goal in establishing subcontractual partnerships. At Birkbeck, existing and potential partnerships resonate with our strategic principles: Birkbeck recognises that higher education comes in various forms, and an academic partnership may have various types of collaboration. You can read full details of how Birkbeck collaborates in our Collaborative Typology document (Word) , and a summary of that document as follows: Following rigorous risk-based due diligence, ongoing monitoring and periodic review, the following list shows our current collaborative partners, enabling Birkbeck quality awards to be accessed by learners across the globe.