Management MSc

Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits. The programme consists of core and optional modules (120 credits in total) and a Business Research project (60 credits).

We offer two routes: Route A for students new to the subject or those who have studied business without finance and accounting; Route B for graduates of business and management (including finance and accounting).

• CORE MODULES
• Accounting and Finance Analysis, Business Economics, Business Strategy, Decision and Risk Analysis, Financial Decision Making, Markets and Customers, Organisational Behaviour and Career and Profession
• PLUS one optional module:

• CORE MODULES
• Corporate Finance, Decision and Risk Analysis, Markets and Customers, Corporate Strategy and Career and Professional Development
• PATHWAY MODULES
• Depending on the pathway taken – Finance or Corporate – three pathway modules PLUS one optional module:

All students investigate a business issue in a global or local context, writing either a dissertation, a professional literature review, or a business plan. Some students also choose to work with a company and develop a research project which culminates in a consultancy report.

The programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, seminars, and class discussion based on case studies. Student performance is assessed through simulations, presentations, coursework, group projects, class participation, and examinations.