Specifically designed to meet the needs of NON-BUSINESS graduates who wish to develop an understanding of major business disciplines and pursue a business career. Provides a grounding in the knowledge and application of management principles, systems and techniques to a variety of organisational settings and contexts.

 

The core aims of the Business Management programme are:

• To expose candidates to the fundamental principles underpinning modern management within a variety of organisational settings
• To introduce wider environmental factors affecting organisations, including core aspects of the macro economic environment
• To provide an understanding and appreciation of business process interdependencies
• To provide candidates with an understanding of marketing as a 'management technology'
• To examine the nature of the employment relationship, workplace behaviour and the management of human resources
• To develop a thorough understanding of the rationale and methods of aspects of information and knowledge management
• To introduce candidates to the fundamental concepts and practices of management accounting and finance
• To introduce candidates to Communication theory and to critically evaluate key issues in the field
• To explore issues impacting the management and handling of organisational strategy
• To develop and apply business skills to decision making and planning problems in a business environment; and
• To develop research and writing skills which will culminate in the submission of the MA Confirmation Paper.