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Management

The intensive advanced study introduces students of this interdisciplinary programme to core concepts, techniques and debates in management. You take a total of 11 core courses and electives. The programme is aimed at students who have just finished their degr…

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Judge Business School · Business and management

The intensive advanced study introduces students of this interdisciplinary programme to core concepts, techniques and debates in management. You take a total of 11 core courses and electives. The programme is aimed at students who have just finished their degree (in any discipline except business or management-related majors), who have achieved the equivalent of a first-class, and who have less than one year of professional experience at the start of the programme. Educational aims: - to give students with a strong performance in other disciplines at the first-degree level an understanding of the academic discipline of management; and - to give students the opportunity to acquire and develop skills and expertise relevant to high-level management practice. This is achieved by: - providing students with the guidance necessary to acquire a deep understanding of the theory and practice of management; - analysing, in lectures, discussions and written work, the key techniques, conceptual issues and debates in the academic management literatures and in the - practice of management; - supporting students in the development of an understanding and a critical perspective of management; - providing teaching in a range of technical/specialist subjects central to the study of the different branches of management; and - examining students formally on their knowledge of the theory and practice of management.

Getting in

As the university states it

Applicants for this course should have achieved a UK First class Honours Degree. The undergraduate degree must not be in a business or management-related major, and no more than three modules (at single or joint honours level) must have been taken for credit in management or business-related subjects.

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