Management, Entrepreneurship and Innovation MSci
Prepare for the future of business with our new four-year undergraduate master's degree. Combine business management behaviours and know-how with enterprising skills, entrepreneurial thinking, and innovation management. Develop as a critical thinker and reflexive practitioner. Open for applications now.
Stages 1–3: Business Management BA
You will first study on the undergraduate Business Management BA programme.
In your first three years, you'll build a broad knowledge of management and business practices.
You will explore the fundamentals of business management, including topics such as:
- the global business environment
- integrated business practice
- management theory and research
Stage 4: MSci year
Once you have completed the undergraduate programme, you will automatically progress to the MSci stage.^
You'll undertake advanced study of entrepreneurship and innovation. This combines independent projects with in-depth learning. You'll develop skills in:
- starting and growing a business – enterprise
- intrapreneurship within established organisations
- innovation practice and management
^You must attain at least 50% in the BSc programme to be able to progress to the MSci stage.
What is an MSci?
An MSci (Master in Science) is an integrated undergraduate and postgraduate degree. It combines three years of undergraduate study with a fourth year of advanced learning. This is designed to develop deeper expertise and prepare you for professional or research careers.
You'll study for four years in total. You will progress seamlessly from undergraduate to postgraduate level within a single degree structure.
Why choose an MSci?
Affordable postgraduate study
You'll pay undergraduate tuition fees for all four years. This makes it an accessible way to gain a master's-level qualification.
Career advantage
An MSci is a higher-level qualification than a BSc. This helps you stand out in a competitive job market.
It also gives you faster entry to the job market. You'll graduate earlier than many standalone master's students – in June, rather than in December.
Seamless progression
There's no separate application for the fourth year.
Eligible students can transfer internally, meaning you can continue with the same academic and support structures.
Enhanced learning
The fourth year includes advanced modules and an independent research or project component. This helps you build specialist knowledge and professional skills valued by employers.