University of Hertfordshire · Part-time
Management (Online)
Gain practical management insights that will drive your career growth and success. Elevate your professional trajectory with UH Online’s MSc in Management. This innovative online programme is crafted for managers who aspire to excel in a competitive landscap…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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Gain practical management insights that will drive your career growth and success. Elevate your professional trajectory with UH Online’s MSc in Management. This innovative online programme is crafted for managers who aspire to excel in a competitive landscape. Gain essential skills in strategic planning, project management, and leadership through our engaging, real-world-focused curriculum. Whether it’s enhancing your financial acumen or mastering sustainability practices, our course equips you with the tools to make a significant impact in your organisation. Experience the flexibility of online learning, connect with a diverse network of professionals, and prepare to lead with confidence and creativity in today’s evolving business world. The University of Hertfordshire Business School, is a proud affiliate of the AACSB alliance and Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
Getting in
As the university states it
An Honours degree (at least 2.2 or above) in any discipline, a degree equivalent professional qualification or appropriate work experience combined with a relevant qualification; if English is not the 1st language IELTS 6.5, or 6.0 plus completion of the University's 4-week English course, or equivalent, is required.
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