Course Overview

Our MSc will equip you with the necessary knowledge, skills, and techniques to overcome some of the problems associated with substandard management €“ low staff morale, loss of talent, inadequate budgeting, reduced productivity, and missed commercial opportunities. Instead, well prepare you to perform executive duties in ways that motivate others and achieve business objectives successfully, with the flexibility to adapt and thrive in rapidly changing and uncertain external environments. Referring to real-life business examples and hearing direct from businesses, youll gain a comprehensive understanding of the strategic and operational challenges that can arise, in areas such as leadership, ethics, or sustainability, for example. The Business Schools Grand Challenges lecture series invites key speakers to provide fresh perspectives on the political, ethical, and intellectual problems we face as a world today, while our Lunchtime Lectures center on leadership in the context of complexity and inclusion. Your final project will give you the opportunity to directly transfer your learning to the workplace by researching a current management topic, responding to a specific business issue, or undertaking a €˜live work-based project. Through our focus on €˜real-world situations and teaching which proactively relates to contemporary issues, for example, the many management challenges posed by the current global pandemic, well ensure you leave with a greater appreciation of the social, environmental, and global implications of business.

General Eligibility

You will need at least a second class honors degree or overseas equivalent qualification in order to apply to study the programs. If you have appropriate professional qualifications or relevant work experience you may also be considered.

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Language Requirement

• Anyone applying from a country where English is not the first language is required to take an official test of English language obtaining at least IELTS 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each subtest.