The MSc Management course offers a multidisciplinary approach to management, equipping graduates with personal and professional skills for modern businesses. It covers various industries, international economy, societal responsibilities, and sustainability. The course is sector leading among UK universities, with staff from various management disciplines. The course covers core management skills and disciplines, with an integrated teaching approach and assessment methods. It also emphasizes research practices and training for success in a global world. Students can focus on critical areas of management based on their aspirations.
University of Hertfordshire
MSc Management
Entry Requirements
- Good first degree with 2:1 or 2:2 in any discipline.
- Consideration of GCSE English language grade A-C and IELTS 6.0.
Career Prospects
The MSc Management course prepares students for a career in business and management, focusing on a wide range of business functions and issues. It develops a sound understanding of various business contexts and issues, enabling early contributions to employers. The course also enhances problem-solving skills through real-life case studies, group work, and presentations. It strengthens critical thinking and communication skills through case studies and collaborative problem-solving. The course aims to prepare students for a career in management, focusing on professional, individual, and transferable skills. The course also has a strong practical orientation, using real-life case studies to develop personal and management skills.
Course Details
You’ll cover the basics of a range of core managements skills and disciplines. The breadth of areas studied will give you highly transferable skills, relevant to most work environments, which will enable you to become an effective employee or a future entrepreneur.
You’ll benefit from an integrated teaching approach where theory is combined with practice across the modules. This is reflected in the assessment methods which include:
- debates
- case studies
- group work
- essays and written reports.
- regular quizzes
- presentations.
The course also places a great emphasis on the development of sound research practices and training to enable you to develop the essential skills needed to succeed in an increasingly global world and knowledge economy.
You’ll have the opportunity to undertake an Integrated Research Project with the support of a range of staff. You’ll be offered subject specialist help as you begin the process, enabling you to select an appropriate and viable research area. You’ll also be allocated an individual supervisor who will guide you through the process with a series of one-to-one and small group meetings – leading you forward to the end of the process.  Â
Modules
Strategic Leadership and HR Management - 30 Credits
Strategic Marketing & Entrepreneurship - 30 Credits
Using Financial Data - 30 Credits
Analytics for Operations and Logistics Management - 30 Credits
Research Skills for Management Decisions - 30 Credits Management Simulation Research Project - 30 Credits
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