Businesses face an ever-changing landscape of shifting markets, business models and emerging technologies. Highly developed business management skills are integral to successful and sustainable organisational performance.

Abertay’s BA (Hons) Business Management is delivered within the School of Business, Law and Social Sciences. You will learn the complexities of modern business and gain the underpinning knowledge and analytical skills to develop and implement solutions to their challenges. We will teach you to thrive in today’s fast-paced global economy whether your ambitions are for a management career or to start your own business.

This highly...

In this course you will examine how international businesses start, operate, adapt, and grow. You will learn how to put business management techniques and models into practice and understand their limitations.

Business leaders and specialists in different areas will share the challenges they face in their organisations. You will have the opportunity to consult on a live project.

In addition, you will be able to do a short placement with a local firm to gain practical experience. Our team also offer an extensive list of summer placements.

As well...

Explore the issues facing contemporary businesses, developing your management skills and enhance your qualifications on this course.

Whether you’re contemplating a career in business or currently working and looking to enhance your qualifications, our MSc Business Management will equip you with the practical skills to advance your career.

We prepare you for the real world, by helping you develop your skills, for example put forward your argument, build a case that is underpinned with evidenced and rigor.

This means you’ll develop a deep level of understanding of a broad range...

This flexible course allows you to study business management and specialise in the areas that you are interested in.

Our Business Management course provides you with opportunities to discover how all organisations are managed, and develop and grow.
You'll explore the internal structures and strategies which businesses adopt in response to the key external drivers for change which impact upon them.

In your first two years you'll build a foundation in the essentials of effective business management. This foundation prepares you for the options to engage with applied learning within an industry placement,...

The MSc in Business & Management (MBM) provides you with a solid understanding of how organisations work.

You will enhance the skills and awareness needed to operate effectively in different types of organisations.
MBM is designed to help you reach your potential as a manager or leader in the organisations of today and tomorrow. We place emphasis on self-development and self-discovery, not just classroom teaching.

The course is an excellent choice as a path into business management. It is also ideal for those looking to gain a competitive edge in today’s...

Business Management at Aberdeen explores the theory and practice of how people and organisations are managed in a highly competitive global business environment, taught by leaders in this highly topical field. You will benefit from real-life scenarios and the input of national and local employers, giving you the skills, experience and attributes for a head start across a wide range of careers in the international business world. You will gain a wide perspective and thorough grounding through studying Management, Accountancy, Statistics and Economics alongside courses chosen from other options in the MA programme.

Your skills will...

This degree prepares you for the social, political, environmental and cultural challenges facing contemporary businesses, governments and not-for-profit organisations.

Taught by world-leading industry professionals and researchers, you will develop personal and professional competencies such as:

* authentic leadership

* ethical, responsible, sustainable business behaviour

* entrepreneurial practice

* effective communication

This will enable you to work across a range of roles in contemporary business including:

* accountancy and finance

* strategy
...

**BUSINESS ECONOMICS**: - Business economics is the study of economic concepts of relevance to modern business, to develop a sound understanding of the resource allocation issues facing the business corporation and the environment in which it operates. Economics at Glasgow dates back to Adam Smith, who was a Professor at the University in the 18th century and is widely renowned as the father of modern economics. You will study the principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics, but you will also have the opportunity to apply economic concepts and models specifically to the decisions facing businesses.

**BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT:**...

Develop your business management skills with a focus on human resource management that you can study any time or place during term time.

Our online (part-time) MSc Business Management (HRM) will equip you with the practical skills and expertise to help further your career in human resources.

During the course you’ll learn about business and human resource management (HRM) theory, including developing skills needed to successfully manage and motivate staff, real issues faced by contemporary human resource managers, and international HRM.

This course is designed to deliver accessible, creative and flexible...

This course explains how managers coordinate business activity to boost productivity. We explore the role of Six Sigma principles in driving business development and project management. Good managers can shorten the project life cycle and provide competitive strategy analysis to increase their company’s market share. We establish the value of such skills and provide the management training you need to boost productivity and move upward.Business managers are responsible for overseeing operations and assisting workers in maximising their levels of production. We begin this course by studying business management and identifying the role of business owners. We then examine business analysis...