Design Management
MSc (one year full-time or up to three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Design Management at Salford • Suitable for both designers and non-design trained applicants • A wide range of modules which allows you to tailor this programme to your individual career interests • Strong international dimension
Programme details
This programme is concerned with the management of all aspects of business strategy that are delivered through design. It focuses on the strategic management of design within the broader parameters of organisational and marketing strategy.
This programme is taught in collaboration with Business.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Brand and Design Strategy • Communication: Theory and Analysis • Choose two options from Business
Semester 2: • Design Industry and Professional Practice • Design Project Management
• Research Methods for Heritage and Management
• Choose one option from Business
Semester 3: • Dissertation
Suitable for
Design trained applicants looking to enhance their careers and students from business, marketing or engineering backgrounds who find themselves increasingly involved in the design and creative sector.
Career potential
You can expect to find employment in the following areas: design management positions within major organisations, brand or identity management, project management, managerial roles within design consultancies, account handling or directorship, new business development, and owner management.
International students can apply
Heritage Studies: Interpretation, Presentation
and Design MA (one year full-time or up to three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Heritage Studies: Interpretation, Presentation and Design at Salford • Enables you to enter the workplace with relevant skills in heritage interpretation • Professional work placement provides insight into the heritage workplace • Links with world-class museums, art galleries, industrial heritage sites and cultural heritage venues
Programme details
This programme encourages theoretical exploration and debate of heritage issues together with a thorough understanding of current practice in design and interpretation in a range of heritage contexts. The principles and practice of heritage management and a study of visitor research methods complete the portfolio giving you a distinct and appropriate range of skills.
You will build on core modules and apply newly acquired skills in a variety of research projects, independently and in teams.
A professional work placement is included in the programme and provides the opportunity for an in-depth, self-managed project.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Heritage Interpretation • Management: Principles and Practice • Visitor Studies
Semester 2: • Professional Work Placement • Research Methods • Choose one option from: • Management Studies 2
• Heritage Exhibition Design • Theorising Museums • Material Culture
• Interactive Multimedia Applications in a Heritage Context
Semester 3: • Dissertation
Suitable for
Those seeking a career in the heritage or museum sector.
Career potential Our recent graduates have gained employment as curators, managers, audience development officers, interpretation officers, education officers in museums and in further research.
International students can apply
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