Course summary

Feel confident that business leadership and management is your future? Our strategic perspective will help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed. During this MBA, you’ll develop key analytical and business planning know-how. We’ll help you learn how to approach opportunities in this sector, as well as exploring the potential of innovation and the impact of the consumer. You’ll also weigh up popular business theory and challenge your own assumptions. You’ll study with our experts in the stunning Edge Hill Business School. Learn from accountancy, marketing, and HR management specialists. Debate with authorities on e-commerce and small and medium-sized enterprises as you attend energetic workshops and insightful seminars. We’ll help you make the leap into management roles. You’ll develop your business and leadership skills to contribute to major decision-making in your workplace. You don’t need a business or management degree to join. Our students have varied work and academic experience often with a science or technology background. What you'll study Gain critical insights into boardroom decision-making as you learn to steer a company on our Business Administration Masters. You’ll study accounting and finance, human resource management, marketing and strategy. Join exciting debates on contemporary issues like globalisation, ethics and social responsibility. Across this course, you’ll explore questions at the heart of business management. What is a company without its people? What is the role of strategy? How should finance affect planning? How does a business innovate? You’ll analyse the strategic possibilities of human resources as a business asset. You’ll learn how to create a competitive advantage with well-planned marketing. Look at the financial data available to managers making decisions and see how to put it in context. You’ll also explore innovation and see how that looks in a start-up or a well-established corporation. We’ll help you develop the tools you need to take an idea from paper to production and set yourself up for a management career. By the end of your MBA, you’ll understand all these critical aspects of business in a global context.