COURSE CURRICULUM

The Management degree at the University of Stirling provides a comprehensive foundation in business and leadership, preparing students for the complexities of modern organisations. In the first year, students study core modules such as the Global Business Environment, The Management Challenge, Accounting and Finance for Managers, and Introductory Economics, alongside optional modules that allow exploration of areas like computing, ecology, and data science. In the second year, the focus shifts to sustainability, financial markets, and operations management, with opportunities to select complementary modules from a wide range of disciplines, enhancing analytical and practical skills. The third year introduces advanced business concepts through compulsory modules in Strategic Management, Business Analytics, Innovation Management, and Project Management, while optional modules such as International Business, Responsible Business, and Entrepreneurship allow students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals. In the final year, students refine their leadership capabilities through the Leadership and Management module and apply their learning in a substantial dissertation project. Additional options in areas such as Environmental Economics, HRM, Business Technology, and Psychology of Workplace Wellbeing provide further specialization. Throughout the program, students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills, ensuring they graduate with the knowledge, experience, and confidence required to excel in a variety of managerial and business roles.