Keele University Prospectus Postgraduate | 2017 | Page 81

Management Key Information Overview Our MA in Management seeks to develop well-rounded, thoughtful and reflective professionals with excellent skills that will enhance their career prospects. The programme draws on Keele’s rich history in adopting a critical perspective towards contemporary attitudes to management, engaging with debates regarding the future of capitalism and the often problematic relationship between globalisation, organisation and the wider social environment. You will be challenged to engage with tutors in such debates and consider your own future role in shaping business and society. You are encouraged to apply for opportunities to enhance your experience through competitively allocated student consultancy projects where students learn on the job. The Creativity and Personal Development module also promotes applied thinking and engagement with real businesses. Keele Management School is keen to offer a range of opportunities in any given year, but availability cannot be guaranteed. Course type MA Mode of study Full-time Indicative entry requirements 2:2 For a list of full entry requirements please visit www.keele.ac.uk/pgtcourses Contact email a.m.l.mangan@keele.ac.uk Our teaching and learning strategy draws on our academic community’s commitment to critical engagement with the practice of business, reflected in a range of theoretically oriented and practically oriented modules. Following successful completion of the taught components, you will develop your own critical project through completing a research dissertation or reflect on everyday practice if successfully appointed to a student consultancy project. Indicative modules First semester core modules: • Accounting for Decision Making • Critical Management Studies • Operations Management and Supply And a choice of either Globalisation and International Management or Marketing Management. Second semester core modules: • Creativity and Personal Development And a choice of either Leadership or Entrepreneurship. Second semester indicative choice of elective modules: • Branding • Strategic Human Resource Management • Entrepreneurship • Leadership • Strategy and Information Management • Alternative Forms of Organising Once you have passed all elements of the taught programme you will progress to complete independent supported study in either a subject specific Dissertation or Student Consultancy Project. For more information please visit keele.ac.uk/pg/management Huzaima Rahim MA Management The structure and delivery of the course was ideal for me as I wanted a degree which not only gave me the academic perspective, but also the essential skills required for the daunting job market. The tutors and staff in Keele Management School are so co-operative that, as an international student, I settled in without any problem. Did you know? Students who are successful on our student consultancy project have the opportunity to compete for our Student Consultant of the Year award. Last year, MA Management student James Heeks was one of the successful candidates following his volunteering project with Stoke-on-Trent Leisure Services. Smart minds choose Keele 81