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units in these areas. Finally, in the summer term, the dissertation provides an opportunity for independent research and investigation into a particular challenge within operations and project management.
We aim to guide, teach and develop knowledgeable, thoughtful and ethical management practitioners who can thrive in a global environment working within international teams. This degree provides excellent preparation for all careers in management but will be particularly relevant to roles in operations and project management that are in great demand across all sectors and industries. It will especially suit careers in manufacturing and production, and project-oriented areas such as consultancy, construction, product development or ICT.
Entry requirements: A first or very good upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent qualification level) in any subject.
MSc Social Science Research Methods (Management) Social Science Research Methods (Management) provides comprehensive training in the process of research conceptualisation, design and operationalisation. It has been carefully formulated to reflect the training recommended by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). It is particularly suited for those seeking a career as a social science researcher or proceeding to a PhD in Management.
The programme delivers a thorough theoretical and practical grounding in the variety of qualitative and quantitative data collection methods available to the social scientist and in the principal methods of analysing data. The programme also covers the philosophies underpinning the research process, ethical considerations and social theory. You will be encouraged to apply your methods training to your substantive research interests.
The MSc programme comprises six 12-week taught units (20 credits each) followed by a dissertation (60 credits). The dissertation presents you with an opportunity to pursue an independent, in-depth study of a topic relating to management and organisation, reflecting on the epistemological and methodological issues covered in the taught element of the programme.
Entry requirements: An upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent qualification). Degrees from any social science discipline are considered. Work experience is not required.
MSc Strategy, Change and Leadership This practical master’s degree is for those aspiring to or holding senior management and leadership positions. It will give you a thorough grounding in leading high-performing teams, managing change and developing robust strategic direction. The programme has been designed to deliver a return on investment from day one.
You will gain a broader perspective on the complexities within organisations and the issues affecting success and failure. The programme will help you to understand how to enhance your own impact as a leader, develop a deep understanding of how to deal with change and uncertainty, and increase your ability to think about organisational issues and opportunities in different ways.
You will be able to build a strong network of like-minded professionals across a wide range of sectors and this degree can provide a foundation for faster career progression.
The programme is delivered through intensive three-day teaching blocks, which have been designed to make a difference to your professional practice month by month. There are no examinations and students are supported with one-to-one supervision.
Entry requirements: An upper second-class honours degree or equivalent qualification, and at least five years’ relevant work experience, which should include significant managerial responsibility. In exceptional circumstances, candidates with a lower class of degree, equivalent qualifications or relevant work experience may be admitted if they can demonstrate their potential for master’s-level work.
MSc Global Operations and Supply Chain Management
New for 2019, subject to academic approval.
This specialist master’s programme will prepare you for a career in the exciting and dynamic field of global operations and supply chain management.
It responds to the increasing requirement for international business to adopt sustainable and ethical practices throughout the supply chain.
You will be equipped to respond to global challenges such as the increasing digitalisation and innovation in product/service development; ever more stringent international environmental sustainability regulation and corporate social responsibility issues.
You’ll learn how to manage and improve global supply chain operations, developing a critical appreciation of its role and function in the context of organisations and international business.
You will be encouraged to apply your knowledge of global operations to solve business problems, subsequently improving decision-making skills and practice capabilities. The knowledge and skills gained will give you a competitive advantage in your future career.
Entry requirements: A first or good upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) in an applied social science or science background eg business and management, engineering, economics, information technology.
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