MSc Business with Entrepreneurship

The MSc Business with Entrepreneurship develops business management and entrepreneurial skills through practical learning and real business projects. Students gain knowledge in leadership, innovation, business planning, and digital enterprise, preparing them to start their own business or pursue careers in management, consulting, and business development.

The MSc Business with Entrepreneurship is designed for graduates from non-business backgrounds who want to develop business knowledge and entrepreneurial skills. The course covers leadership, management, project management, business strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital enterprise. Students learn how to identify business opportunities, develop business ideas, and create investment-ready business plans. Teaching combines lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials, and practical business activities to help students build leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. Students also work on real business challenges and gain an understanding of innovation, sustainability, and digital business. A master's dissertation allows students to carry out independent research on a business topic of their choice. By the end of the programme, graduates will have the knowledge and practical skills needed to start their own business or build successful careers in management, consulting, and entrepreneurship.
Applicants should normally have a minimum 2:2 honours degree from a recognised university, or an equivalent qualification. This course is designed for graduates from non-business backgrounds, so previous business knowledge is not required. Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual component below 5.5, or an accepted equivalent qualification. Each application is considered individually, and relevant work experience may also be taken into account where appropriate. Students should have an interest in business, innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurship to gain the maximum benefit from the programme.
Entrepreneur
Business Owner
Founder / CEO
Business Development Manager
Management Consultant
Project Manager
Business Consultant
Innovation Manager
Marketing Manager
Sales Manager
Business Analyst
New Venture Manager

Modules

Leadership and Management in Professional Practice
International Business Simulation
New Venture Development
Design for Digital Enterprise
Academic and Employability Skills and Research Methods
Masters Dissertation (60 credits)

Advanced Practice (choose one):

Masters Internship (60 credits)
Consultancy Study (60 credits)
Enterprise Business Start Up (60 credits)
Professional Skills Practice (60 credits)

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