项目介绍
The intensive advanced study introduces students of this interdisciplinary programme to core concepts, techniques and debates in management. You take a total of 11 core courses and electives. The programme is aimed at students who have just finished their degree (in any discipline except business or management-related majors), who have achieved the equivalent of a first-class , and who have less than one year of professional experience at the start of the programme. Educational aims: to give students with a strong performance in other disciplines at the first-degree level an understanding of the academic discipline of management; and to give students the opportunity to acquire and develop skills and expertise relevant to high-level management practice. This is achieved by: providing students with the guidance necessary to acquire a deep understanding of the theory and practice of management; analysing, in lectures, discussions and written work, the key techniques, conceptual issues and debates in the academic management literatures and in the practice of management; supporting students in the development of an understanding and a critical perspective of management; providing teaching in a range of technical/specialist subjects central to the study of the different branches of management; and examining students formally on their knowledge of the theory and practice of management.
官网原文摘录The intensive advanced study introduces students of this interdisciplinary programme to core concepts, techniques and debates in management. You take a total of 11 core courses and electives. The programme is aimed at students who have just finished their degree (in any discipline except business or management-related majors), who have achieved the equivalent of a first-class , and who have less than one year of professional experience at the start of the programme.
Educational aims:
to give students with a strong performance in other disciplines at the first-degree level an understanding of the academic discipline of management; and
to give students the opportunity to acquire and develop skills and expertise relevant to high-level management practice.
This is achieved by:
providing students with the guidance necessary to acquire a deep understanding of the theory and practice of management;
analysing, in lectures, discussions and written work, the key techniques, conceptual issues and debates in the academic management literatures and in the practice of management;
supporting students in the development of an understanding and a critical perspective of management;
providing teaching in a range of technical/specialist subjects central to the study of the different branches of management; and
examining students formally on their knowledge of the theory and practice of management.