Business, Political Economy and Society (MSc)
Master
In London
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
London
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Duration
1 Year
The MSc Business, Political Economy and Society provides a fascinating insight into the impact of political, social, economic, technological and environmental issues on international business decisions and global strategies in an increasingly globalised world.
Taught by a cross-disciplinary community of scholars from Birkbeck's departments of Management, Economics, Law and Politics, you will learn how to critically evaluate and assess business decisions in different political economy and social contexts. You will also be trained in key methodological research techniques enabling you to successfully draft business and political economic analysis.
The programme is ideal if you wish to pursue a career in the increasingly popular field of political economy in both developed and developing countries. It also provides a strong foundation for PhD research in the area.
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About this course
Graduates can pursue careers in business enterprises active in international trade of goods and services; organisations providing business and economic advice to private companies; professional firms active in international projects; organisations supporting the internationalisation of SMEs; consulting firms for public sectors in developed and developing countries; international media and journalism; think tanks, international governmental organisations and NGOs; academia and research institutes.
Our standard postgraduate entry requirement is a second-class honours degree (2:2 or above) from a UK university, or an equivalent international qualification.
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Subjects
- Environmental Economics
- World Politics
- Financial Training
- Resource Management
- International Business
- Systems
- Public
- Financial
- Global
- International
- Innovation
- Economics
- Ethics
- Networks
- Governance
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Management
- Business Strategy
- Politics
- Conflict
Course programme
You must complete modules worth a total of 180 credits comprising:
- two compulsory 15-credit modules in the Department of Management
- one compulsory 15-credit module in the Department of Economics, Mathematics and Statistics
- one compulsory 30-credit cross-School module hosted in the School of Law
- a 12,000-word dissertation worth 60 credits in the Department of Management
- option modules worth 30 credits from the Department of Politics
- option modules worth 15 credits from the Department of Management.
- Institutions, Governance and Development
- Perspectives on Political Economy
- Research Methods in Management (Postgraduate)
- The Dynamics of Global Capitalism: Theory and Practice
- Corporate Governance
- Corporate Responsibility
- Development Policy
- Economics for Managers
- Environmental Economics
- Globalization: forces, players and management
- Innovation and the Knowledge Economy
- Innovation Systems: Networks and Social Capital
- Institutions, Governance and Development
- International Business and Economic Development
- International Business Ethics
- International Business Strategy
- International Business: Theories and Issues
- International Human Resource Management
- Multinational Financial Management
- Qualitative Research Methods
- Statistical Methods for Business Research
- Economics: Theory, Policy and Institutions
- Emerging Powers in World Politics
- Geopolitics, Population and Environment
- Global Politics, Governance and Security
- International Political Economy
- Middle East Politics
- Public Management: Theories and Innovations
- The European Union: Integration, Politics and Policy
- The Politics of Population Change: Immigration, Aging and Conflict
- MSc Dissertation
Additional information
FEES
Part-time home students: £6090 pa
Full-time home students: £12180 pa
Part-time international students: £9390 pa
Full-time international students: £18780 pa
Business, Political Economy and Society (MSc)
