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Oxford Brookes University · Full-time

Business and Enterprise

We’re in a complex world and we’re facing the challenges of: - climate change - resource shortages - demographic shifts - and global conflict. Together we’ll question how will businesses cope in the future? What are the challenges they will face? And what are…

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Oxford Brookes Business School · Business and management

We’re in a complex world and we’re facing the challenges of: - climate change - resource shortages - demographic shifts - and global conflict. Together we’ll question how will businesses cope in the future? What are the challenges they will face? And what are the solutions to solve them? On the MSc Business and Enterprise, you’ll learn from professionally experienced staff, and you’ll meet guest entrepreneurs and innovation experts who’ll share practical insights into current business challenges. You’ll have the support and guidance you need to develop and refine your own ideas. You’ll also be able to progress your skills for either starting a business or excelling in the corporate world. Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to develop an ‘idea’ with a view to implementing it. Your study will help you to progress your idea, fueling your entrepreneurial drive. You’ll also have time to reflect and learn from your experiences on the course, so you’re better equipped for your future corporate career.

Getting in

As the university states it

A minimum of a second class honours degree (2:2) in any academic discipline, or equivalent overseas degree from a recognised institution or equivalent professional or other qualification. Applicants who possess a diploma rather than a degree may be eligible for entry provided they have compensatory work experience and can demonstrate career development. This course attracts students from a wide range of backgrounds and nationalities. Applications are welcome from those in work and seeking continuing professional development. Entry will also be subject to two satisfactory references (one of these must be an academic reference).

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