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Environment and Development MSc

This MSc Environment and Development seeks to integrate key concepts and perspectives from core social science disciplines.

Global Management (two year programme) MSc

This MSc offers fundamental knowledge and skills essential for managers today and provides opportunity to specialise and apply what you’ve learned in practice.

Human Geography and Urban Studies (Research) MSc

This MSc explores contemporary geographical thought, allowing you to develop an appreciation of methodological implications of such theoretical developments.

International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies MSc

This MSc provides you with academically rigorous graduate-level interdisciplinary training in the fields of international development.

Local Economic Development MSc

This MSc focuses on the variety of ways in which local and regional agencies can work with the private sector in order to stimulate local economies.

Management and Strategy MSc

A cutting-edge programme in managerial economics, designed to develop your analytical and critical skills in the core strategic issues facing managers.

Management and Strategy MSc

This MSc will develop your analytical and critical skills in the strategic issues facing managers and organisations in today’s fast-moving global business world

Management BSc

They learn how to understand organisations and management practice through the rigorous lenses of economics, psychology and sociology.

Management MSc

This MSc is designed to develop your intellectual and professional skills as an outstanding manager and leader over a lifetime career.

Quantitative Methods for Risk Management MSc

Designed for those with a strong grounding in undergraduate economics who wish to take the first steps towards a PhD in Quantitative Economic History.