This one-year MSc Management program consists of seven core management modules and an elective in Project Management. Students can choose to complete the program through coursework and exams, or can opt for an additional work placement. The program equips students with theoretical and practical skills in areas like economics, finance, human resources, marketing, and project management through modules, electives, and a final consultancy project or work placement.

1. MSC MANAGEMENT WITH PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
AVAILABLE FROM SEPTEMBER 2012 WITH OPTIONAL WORK
PLACEMENT
Our MSc Management programme consists of
Key Features seven core modules which will equip you with
the knowledge and skills that are fundamental
Length of programme: One Year to management practice including:
Start Dates: September, January, May
Study Centre: London & Manchester • Management Economics,
Fees: £9750 • Managerial Finance,
Entry Requirements: • Managing Human Resources and
English Language: IELTS Score of 6.5 overall,
• Marketing Management.
plus a minimum of 6.5 in each area, OR
equivalent
Educational Background: 2:2 Honours degree
In your second term you will begin to tailor
from a recognised university in the UK or the your programme with your elective Project
equivalent international qualification; OR Management.
equivalent
Assessment Our Project Management stream will develop
You'll be assessed module-by-module using a
both your theoretical and practical project
combination of coursework, closed-book exams
management skills. You will look at multiple
and supervised projects.
theories of Organisations and Project
Special Feature: Opportunity to gain valuable Management and the influence these various
work experience by participating in the theories and models have on our
Academic and Career Skills programme
understanding of human behaviour,
(ACSP) with a six month work placement.
Fees ACSP: £2,500
leadership, organisational effectiveness and
sustainability. You will also develop your
practical project management skills, including
building business cases and risk assessment.
You study two further electives in the third term alongside a consultancy project or
work placement designed to showcase how you can apply the skills and knowledge
you have developed during the programme.