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Qualification

MA - Master of Arts

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Location

Marylebone Campus

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Study mode

Full Time

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Start date

Jan 2027

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Duration

1 Year

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Course info

Core management skills are in high demand in our rapidly changing environment. Successful managers need to know how people behave, the nature of leadership and sources of power and influence within the workplace. They must also plan, prioritise, develop new processes and identify new opportunities. That’s why our MA provides a broad understanding of business – from finance and people management to operations, communications and marketing. You’ll graduate with the all-round expertise and decision-making capabilities required to lead modern organisations. Whether you aim to be self-employed heading your own company, work for private businesses, or not-for-profits or government agencies, this course is designed to develop the necessary management skills to succeed in a rapidly changing economic environment. This course will therefore open flexible career avenues or will enable you to take the next step to progress your career. Blending theory and practice, our teaching is designed to equip you with the knowledge, competencies, analytical and problem-solving skills around the management of organisations and how to apply these to management problems and situations. As the course progresses, you will study operational, tactical and a more strategic approach to management. You’ll study other organisations’ processes and practices, which helps you understand why companies have been successful or have experienced turmoil over the years. You’ll have access to a wide range of electronic and online media resources, as well as traditional face-to-face teaching and opportunities to learn from one another.

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Complete University Guide ranking
115th
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Complete University Guide Business & Management Studies ranking
87th

Modules

Modules (Year 1)
Business Research Methods (20 credits) - Core

The module aims to develop your knowledge of and competence in the research process and the application of research methods in the area of business and management. It covers qualitative and quantitative research methods, and considers the contexts within which different methods are useful and how they should be applied in practice. It focuses on research design, data collection and analysis, and the presentation of findings.

Economics for Management (20 credits) - Core

This module uses economic and quantitative analysis to understand the external influences on business on both a micro and macroeconomic level. The module explores the working of markets at various levels and how this affects business operations.

Financial Analysis for Managers (20 credits) - Core

In this module you will focus on the interpretation of corporate financial reports, and develop the confidence and expertise to use financial techniques and concepts in business decision making.

Human Resource Management (20 credits) - Core

You will develop the skills and competencies to carry out the Human Resource Management (HRM) element of your role and work effectively with HRM specialists. You will explore different approaches to the management of human resources and the implications of HRM decision making for organisational success.

Managers and Organisations (20 credits) - Core

This module will give you an understanding of how organisations work, and how to use that knowledge as an effective manager.

Managing Operations, Information and Knowledge (20 credits) - Core

This module is all about running the organisation more effectively and efficiently, by exploiting internal and external information. It develops your critical understanding of the sources and application of information from a managerial perspective, and examines specific issues of managing operations.

Marketing for Managers (20 credits) - Core

This module provides you with a grounding in the knowledge, theory and practice of marketing as applied by managers in organisational situations. It is focused on the development of effective market-oriented managerial thinking. Marketing-related tools, frameworks, strategies and tactics are introduced, developed and applied.

Project (20 credits) - Core

This module involves extensive research in a chosen topic. It will enable you to demonstrate your ability to work autonomously, and to apply the theory learnt during the course to a substantial real-life problem.

Strategic Management (20 credits) - Core

This module will introduce you to the principles and practices of strategic management.

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Tuition fees
Student living
£16,900 per year
Students from Domestic

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University of Westminster, London
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