Management Studies


Postgraduate Advanced Professional Diploma (Level 7)


This course covers the key knowledge, understanding and practical skills required in the management sector. This qualification offers an engaging programme for higher education and adult students who are clear about the area of management they wish to enter or progress within. The qualification also proves a suitable qualification for those wishing to change career or move into employment in management following a career break.


Course Content Core units


• Advanced Professional Development


• Managing Change in Organisations


• Managing Research Project and Presentation


Additional units


• Strategic Planning and Implementation


• Managing Financial Principles and Techniques


• Human Resources Planning and Development


• Leadership of Your Organisation


• Management Research Methods


• Strategic Marketing Management


Assessment Range of methods


including assignments and exams.


Entry Requirements


Education: Students should hold at least one of the following: A degree or BTEC HNC/HND in a related subject or overseas equivalent; or appropriate work experience.


Level of English: IELTS: 6.0 (5.5 in each section) or equivalent.


Career Opportunity You can progress to an MBA or to employment or set up your own business.


40


Start Date January, March, September


Duration


1 year (without work placement), 1.5 years (with work placement)


Location Tooting


Fees Up to April 2010:


1 year (without work placement): £4,450


1.5 years (with paid work placement): £5,350


From Sept 2010: 1 year (without work placement): £4,750


1.5 years (with paid work placement): £5,650


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