Career path
A Professional Undergraduate Programme in Trade Unions and the Global Economy course prepares you for impactful roles in labour relations and public policy. You can become a Trade Union Organizer, HR Business Partner or Employment Lawyer within the trade union and legal sectors.
Roles you could step into which you could step
- Trade Union Organizer — mobilise members and lead industrial campaigns
- HR Business Partner — align people strategy with business goals
- Employment Lawyer — advise on complex workplace disputes and rights
- Policy Advisor — shape government labour market regulations effectively
- Industrial Relations Officer — manage collective bargaining and staff negotiations
Where you could work
Trade unions, government departments, private sector firms, consultancies and international NGOs offer diverse opportunities for this qualification.
How your career can grow
Your career trajectory benefits from strong analytical and negotiation skills developed during your Level 6 studies.
- First role: Entry-level coordinator or junior policy analyst
- Within a few years: Senior negotiator or department head
- Senior level: Director of Industrial Relations or Chief People Officer
Many graduates pursue further study, such as an MA in Industrial Relations, to accelerate this progression. Competitive salaries are common in these specialist fields.
Is this degree recognised by employers in the UK?
Yes, this Ofqual-regulated honours degree is widely respected across UK industries and public bodies.
Careers after Professional Undergraduate Programme in Trade Unions and the Global Economy open doors to meaningful, stable professional paths. Explore the course details to start your journey.