- MSc Advanced Management Practice
- Why the MSc Advanced Management Practice?
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- Bringing practice into the classroom
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MSc in Advanced Management Practice
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Fast Facts
Designed for:
Recent Business/Management graduates who are looking to improve their employability
Typical UK placement salary:
£15k - £22k*
[*per annum, pro rata, UK paid placements only]
Application deadline:
International:30th June 2013
Home/ EU:31st August 2013
Admissions requirements:
A good first degree in business/ management (2:1 or above or its international equivalent)
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Fees for 2013-14:
Home/ EU: £13,500
Overseas: £17,000
Intake
40 with an average of 20 different nationalities
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The only Master’s of its kind in the UK, the MSc in Advanced Management Practice combines management education with a five-month placement.
You'll spend 20-22 weeks working for a business, public sector or non-profit organization, developing transferable skills and gaining practical experience. Which means you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds: achieving a Master’s degree and gaining invaluable hands-on work experience. The programme has several distinctive features:
- A 12-month programme including a compulsory period of professional practice (including a 20-22 week placement) in business, public sector or non-profit organizations in the UK or overseas
- Explores the latest business & management issues
- Ability to apply the theory you learn in the work place
- Develop practical skills during a high quality period of professional practice
- Access to a team of placement professionals who will help you to find a suitable placement and offer support
- Earn while you learn– many placements are paid enabling you to earn a salary whilst on placement (although several students also accept unpaid placements)
