COURSE CURRICULUM

The Management (Entrepreneurship) MSc offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop both theoretical understanding and practical skills in entrepreneurship and business management. Core modules provide a strong foundation in areas such as Leading and Managing People, Global Supply Chain and Finance, and Sustainable Strategic Management, enabling students to understand organizational dynamics, financial principles, and the strategic considerations required for sustainable business practices. The course also focuses on entrepreneurship through modules such as Entrepreneurship and New Venture Planning, Responsible International Marketing, and Research Methodologies and Methods, equipping students with the tools to identify opportunities, design innovative solutions, and implement business strategies effectively. A Work Placement Project allows students to gain practical, hands-on experience in real-world business environments, applying their learning to tangible challenges while developing professional networks and enhancing employability. Students can further tailor their studies through option modules, including International Management Studies, Business Solutions in Action, Branding and Communications, Language and Professional Skills Development, Managing Talent, Performance and Reward, and the Integrative Management Report 2 focused on entrepreneurship. By combining academic rigor with practical application, the program prepares graduates to pursue careers as entrepreneurs, business leaders, or managers in diverse sectors, with the skills and knowledge to drive innovation, lead teams, and achieve sustainable success in competitive global markets.