Management Studies
Our experience in delivering challenging and thought-provoking courses sets us apart from the mass of universities offering undergraduate management courses.
| Course Title | UCAS Code | Duration | Typical Offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| BA Management Studies | N200 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Management Studies (Finance) | N340 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Management Studies (Marketing) | NN25 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Management Studies (Organisation Studies) | NN21 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Management Studies and Economics | NL21 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Management Studies with Politics | N2L2 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BSc Mathematics with Management | G1N1 | Three years full-time | AAB |
| BA Modern Languages with Management | R9NF | Four years full-time | ABB |
| BSc Computing with Management | G4N1 | Three years full-time | BBB |
| BSc Computing with Management with a year abroad (Europe) | G4NF | Four years full-time | BBB |
| BSc Computing with Management (Industry) | G4NG | Four years full-time | ABB |
Management Studies at Leicester
The School of Management at Leicester consists of a community of scholars dedicated to the development of critical management studies. We conduct and disseminate internationally recognised research and scholarship that increases the understanding and knowledge of the role of management and organisation in the contemporary world. Our research informs our teaching, and we endeavour to provide educational experiences that are revelatory and inspirational for student and teacher alike, and to give each programme member the capacity to develop their intellectual abilities to the full in a supportive, inclusive and diverse atmosphere.
Our programmes are designed to provide you with a wealth of learning experiences and a qualification that will serve you well in your life and career for many years after graduation. The course content and assessment recognise the essential need for the provision of modules that provide opportunities for critical, inter-disciplinary, geographically and culturally comparative, and historical engagements with management expertise. In this way they draw on the particular strengths of Leicester’s School of Management and the recognition that management expertise is complex and ever-changing.
Why Choose Management at Leicester?
Research rating: 85%
Places: 98
Applications: 1275
Our School is composed of dynamic, innovative, research-active scholars, enabling us to provide an intellectually stimulating environment that reflects the best in current management practice and research.
Our experience in delivering challenging and thought provoking management courses that promote a questioning of the conventional wisdom and taken-for-granted assumptions about management and organisation.
Our option modules allow you to specialise according to your interests, enabling you to put together a degree programme which meets your interests.
We provide superb facilities including well-equipped lecture theatres and conference rooms.
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
We use a variety of teaching methods with the aim of creating a stimulating environment in which you are encouraged to develop your learning skills and to actively participate in the learning process. These include: formal lectures, seminars and group work, which are all reinforced by your own research. Assessment varies between modules with a mixture of coursework, examinations and presentations all being used.
Skills Gained
During our degrees you will learn to critically analyse and evaluate events and issues arising from the complex and changing organisational environment in which today’s managers work.
You will also gain transferable skills in problem-solving, group-working, written and oral communication, statistical analysis and the use of information technology.
Graduate/Career Opportunities
By successfully achieving a degree from the School of Management you will be ready to develop your career in management, consultancy, or in a wide variety of activities in industry; business; commerce; and the public or voluntary sectors. Whether you go on to manage others, or are managed yourself, your course represents an essential investment in your future career.
Opportunities to Visit and Further Information
Choosing where and what to study at university is an important choice for you. We believe it is important to give you the opportunity to talk to our admissions team, so you can find out whether our programme is the right choice for you.
For further information, a course brochure or for course enquiries, please contact
0116 223 1818/1883
Fax: 0116 252 3949
ulsmugadmiss@le.ac.uk
www.le.ac.uk/ulsm
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