How much of a business degree's assessment typically involves client presentations or other client-facing communication?
There is no fixed proportion across business degrees. Client presentations or other client-facing communication may form part of modules such as consulting, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, or project work, but assessment can also rely on exams, written reports, case analyses, and individual or group assignments. Check the course and module assessment details for the clearest estimate.
Key points
- Presentations may be assessed individually or as part of a group project.
- Some activities involve simulated clients or business cases rather than external clients.
- Communication skills may also be assessed through pitches, negotiations, presentations, interviews, or written business reports.
Things to check
- The amount depends on the university, degree pathway, module choices, academic year, and whether external-client projects are offered.