Master of Business Administration

The MBA is an internationally recognised Masters degree in business administration and management. It prepares managers for organisation-wide leadership and decision making

The University of Greenwich MBA approaches leadership development thematically from the starting points of creativity, practicality and social resourcefulness. Personal development is a key theme of the programme with executive coaching helping students to understand their value in the market and develop plans to make the most of their career potential. The programme examines each of the functions of business, and building on this broad foundation, the MBA focuses on the application and integration of these functions within a strategic business framework.

Academic learning is complemented by experiential and practical learning using case studies and business simulations, culminating in a real-world consultancy engagement. Students complete a management project, producing a report of approximately 12,000 words based on a practical management problem of their own choice. This research may be conducted at Greenwich, with the student's chosen company, or in his or her own country.

Content

• Foundations of Scholarship and Business Research Skills (15 credits)
• Strategy and Transformation (20 credits)
• Managing the Value Chain (20 credits)
• Business Context and International Business Environment (10 credits)
• Human Resource and Information Management (15 credits)
• Financial Management (15 credits)
• Creative Problem Solving and Consultancy Project (15 credits)
• Business Analysis (10 credits)
• Intergrative Strategic Workshops and Simulations (15 credits)
• Leadership, Personal Development and Career Management (15 credits)
• Business Research Projects (30 credits)