University of Leeds · Full-time
Global Strategy and Innovation Management
In today’s dynamic business environment, managers are challenged to be actively engaged in strategy initiatives while providing innovative ideas for new products, services and business models. This Masters degree will enable you to understand the fundamentals…
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Leeds University Business School · Business and management
In today’s dynamic business environment, managers are challenged to be actively engaged in strategy initiatives while providing innovative ideas for new products, services and business models. This Masters degree will enable you to understand the fundamentals of strategy in organisations, and you’ll develop the skills to design, lead and implement all types of innovation in local and global business context. Through a combination of theoretical and practical teaching, you’ll be equipped to identify the strategies and management practices that enable firms to implement innovation initiatives. You’ll also acquire the necessary critical thinking skills to analyse both the benefits and challenges that arise from the evolution and expansion of innovation networks. This course is ideal if you wish to gain expertise in leading strategic innovation initiatives, developing new ventures, products and services, or are interested in strategy and innovation consulting.
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A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in any subject. Visit our website for full entry requirements, including the alternative qualifications we accept.
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