On successful completion of this programme the learner will be able to :
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Description
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Demonstrate a systematic knowledge of the role and responsibilities of the key management functions from Marketing, through Human Resources, Technology, Law and Finance to inform a detailed understanding of how each of these functions relate to each other in the broader business context.
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Appraise and critique management theory and practice in each of the key business functions in order to inform management decision making.
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Acquire, interpret and analyse current theories in the various fields of management and demonstrate a critical awareness of the appropriate context for applying this knowledge in a practical manner.
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Identify the many risks facing business in an international context and take responsibility for minimising the impact of such risks.
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Employ advanced conceptual, analytical and practical skills necessary for providing solutions to contemporary management issues which arise at a senior management level.
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Apply both quantitative and qualitative skills in order to analyse critical issues in a management context and arrive at a set of evidence-based recommendations.
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Source and analyse complex data across all business functions, appreciate the relevance of such information and identify critical elements necessary for adding value to the organisation.
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Appreciate the complexity of the management function in key areas from Marketing, through Human Resources, Technology, Finance, Ethics and Law and make practical contributions to each management function.
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Take responsibility for providing solutions to complex and ambiguous problems arising in a management context.
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Articulate clear rationale for decisions and proposed strategic solutions applying leadership theory in practice.
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Appreciate the multiple influences on the management discipline and the complexity of the environment in which management operates.
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Demonstrate an ability to view theories and practical situations from multiple perspectives, present arguments and develop solutions to different scenarios.
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Nourish their critical facility and ability to learn independently to cement their personal and professional development - learners will maintain and reinforce close ties with industry bodies, professional institutions and keep abreast of new developments and practices in their discipline(s).
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Appreciate the multiple influences on international business and the complexity of the environment in which management operate.
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Demonstrate an ability to view theories and practical situations from multiple perspectives, present arguments and develop solutions to different scenarios.
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Show the ability to independently evaluate, analyse and update their skill set in a quickly changing business environment.
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Demonstrate evidence of taking initiative for learning beyond prescribed course work and through reflection on practice.
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Demonstrate an ability to present critical arguments and constructively learn from feedback provided both formally and informally.
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Demonstrate a systematic knowledge and understanding of the main approaches to theory and practice in business research and its practical application in organisations.
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Apply relevant professional and ethical standards in the planning, execution and dissemination of research.
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