Core Modules and Electives

MBA

Stage One - September to December

Foundations of Knowledge and Professional Skills

Provides you with the requisite quantitative awareness and analysis of the production of ‘knowledge’ within management, marketing and finance and encourages you to begin developing the necessary personal skills for both academic and business environments.

Organisational Behaviour

You will examine organisational culture; motivation groups and organisation; organisational development; human resource issues; and structure and work organisation.

Accounting for Managers

You will study accounting information for decision making, planning and control; cost and activity management; the budgeting process; performance appraisal; and investment appraisal.

Marketing Design and Operations

You will examine integration of marketing and product design; strategy and product marketing; identifying new markets from product innovation; and marketing and product delivery.

Strategy, Business Information and Analysis

You will examine the nature of strategy; the role of rationality; learning and the organisation; managing risks; competitive advantage; and creating strategic objectives.

Stages Two and Three - January to May

Corporate Finance

This module introduces the firm; equity; issuing shares; costs of issue; rights issues etc; debt; warrants; convertibles; leasing and quasi-debt; valuation of a company; mergers; growth and failure and disinvestment.

Business Ethics in a Global Context

What are ethics? Why are they important? Traditional examinations of ethics; a ‘new’ ethics; legitimacy and corporate life; corporate social responsibility.

Two electives from:

  • Alternative Economies
  • A Critical Inquiry into Consultancy
  • Managing Diversity
  • Critical Approaches to HRM
  • Knowledge Management
  • Managing Information: Technology & Systems
  • Performance Measurement: Quantitative Approaches
  • Business-to-Business Marketing & Supply Chain Management
  • Consumption, Society and Culture
  • Finance and Society
  • Comparative Industrial Relations
  • Quantitative Marketing Intelligence
  • Developments in Business Finance
  • Financial Option Pricing
  • Management Accounting
  • International Finance and Globalisation
  • Public Finance
  • Corporate Governance
  • Social and Environmental Accounting
  • Understanding Modern Capitalism

*Subject to availability

 Stage Four - May to September

Research Methods

Dissertation

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Events

UK Summer School 2013

Date: Friday 16 - Friday 23 August 2013
Venue: University of Leicester

Open and Visit Days

Forthcoming dates for Open Days to the University of Leicester for Undergraduate programmes are listed below:

Open Days:

Wednesday 26 June
Thursday 25 July
Friday 26 July
Saturday 21 September
Saturday 12 October

Latest Developments

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The terminals are located in the renowned University of Leicester Library – IT Training room 2.

Postgraduate Research Opportunities

Studentships/GTAships

The School of Management is offering four fully-funded awards for full-time study on the PhD programme for entry in April 2013.

Six Graduate Teaching Assistantships for September 2013 entry, are also on offer.

Please go to Fees and Funding for more information.