Why choose MBA/MSc slightly edited from Glyndr prospectus

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deploy organisational pursuit environments

implications recognised belongs elective core

rewarding concepts covers resources path motivate

specialisms

The MBA is an internationally (1)recognised business and management

degree. The programme covers all the key management (2)concepts of
the 21st century including the management of people, operations and
information, accounting and finance, marketing, strategy and managing
(3)organisational change. This programme has a wide focus which
(4)covers both international and domestic business (5)specialisms
environment Glyndrs collaborations with Georgetown University,
Washington DC, and Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford,
make this a unique and (6)rewarding programme of study.

To succeed in todays business environment, all managers need to

understand and react to the (7)environments implication of financial,
operational, strategic and organisational changes as well as understand
how to manage and (8)motivate people. At the (9)implications core of all
management activity is a fundamental (and common) problem, that of
how to (10)deploy limited (11)resources. in ways that yield superior
outcomes, and to manage value-adding processes in (12)pursuit of
organisational objectives.

This MSc Management (13)belongs to a suite of MSc programmes and

will allow you to choose the MSc Management or specialise in your
particular career (14)path by electing to take specialist (15)core
specialisms modules resulting in a specialist MSc Management award.
Current (16)electives offered include: MSc Legal Management, MSc
Tourism Management, MSc Marketing Management, MSc International
Management, MSc Leadership and Management, MSc Accounting and
Financial Management.