Manchester Metropolitan University Postgraduate Leisure and Sports Facilities Work degree courses
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Events Management MSc
Manchester Metropolitan UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Covers: specialist studies in events planning and operations; key strategic management and business topics in areas such as finance, marketing, and e-business; group consultancy project, which provides an opportunity to work on a real events project, which may be commissioned by an internal or external client; plus 16,000-word dissertation for MSc.(read more)
Leisure Management MPhil
Manchester Metropolitan UniversityStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: Research interests include: professional practice within leisure industries; policy and leisure services; community and leisure; leisure and life cycles; leisure and sports policy; socio-economic approaches to professional sport.(read more)
Leisure Management PhD
Manchester Metropolitan UniversityStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: Research interests include: professional practice within leisure industries; policy and leisure services; community and leisure; leisure and life cycles; leisure and sports policy; socio-economic approaches to professional sport.(read more)
Secondary Education (Design and Technology: Food and Textiles) PGCE
Manchester Metropolitan UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course can be studied at the Didsbury Campus; it delivers the design and technology process through the specialist materials of food (with the associated knowledge and understanding of health issues, nutrition, product development, consumer education and food technology) and textiles (with the associated knowledge of textile technology, design, production processes and practical product development skills).(read more)