Management MSc
Provides business and non-business graduates with the tools and skills for a career in management, across multiple areas and disciplines
January 2022
12 months
Full Time
Dundee City Campus
Develop strategies to manage global challenges and opportunities facing businesses, whether it is a business you work in, or your own business that you are looking to establish. You will develop the knowledge to manage people, processes, systems, and operations.
You will gain an in-depth understanding of contemporary business and management issues and be encouraged to critique the theories and concepts of the business and management environment.
You will develop effective team working skills in preparing and making presentations in key areas of management. You'll also improve your critical awareness and synthesis skills and apply these to problem solving. These skills will benefit you throughout your career, but particularly useful in management/leadership roles.
Marc Cheverie, Management graduate
Quazi Islam
Accreditation
This course is accredited to CMI Level 7 Certificate in Management and Leadership (*dependent on modules taken)
This degree is suitable for graduates who have completed a bachelor’s degree in a business subject, and those who have a bachelor degree in a subject different to business.
Global internships
The Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020
Course structure
We offer you the opportunity to study our MSc Management, or MSc Management combined with another business topic. Our degrees are flexible, and this gives you the chance to focus on a specific area that interests you. It also shows future employers where your specific interests and skills are. There are six Management degree options for you to choose from, we refer to these as specialist pathways. The option you choose to study is what will be printed on your graduating certificate.
All the MSc Management degrees are made up of core modules (ones you must study) and a range of optional modules. In total, you will study nine modules across an MSc degree.
We will help you settle in at the start of your degree:
- Week 1 – you’ll meet your Programme Leader and your Adviser of Studies will help you choose your modules and give you advice on the available pathways.
- Week 2 – our Moving Up to Business module provides you with the business basics that you need to be ready for the start of teaching
- Week 3 – our main teaching block begins
English is the worldwide language of business. If English isn’t your first language, we will offer you two free English language modules that will focus on words and terminology that are used in business. These modules are an important signal to employers of your commitment to English language skills. They will also help you to feel confident in communicating when you start your business career.
Rankings
THE Awards 2021
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