Management MSc

Overview

Today's businesses, spanning all sectors — private, public, or voluntary — rely heavily on effective managers who understand processes, logistics, efficiency, and human resources. In dynamic sectors ranging from retail to healthcare, leadership, communication, and organisational skills are in high demand.

Why choose Management MSc at Middlesex?

Our MSc Management course offers a comprehensive approach to developing these skills. By integrating theoretical understanding of management techniques with hands-on engagement with practical concepts, we prepare you for real-world management challenges.

Our focus on quantitative and systematic management analysis ensures the curriculum stays aligned with contemporary business practices, making it relevant and beneficial for aspiring managers. Experience this enriching academic journey with us at Middlesex.

Middlesex university undergraduate alumni can benefit from a 20% discount to start their Management MSc in January.

What you will gain

You'll explore the emerging issues and developments in contemporary management practice and learn how to apply decision-making and problem-solving techniques to challenges in business management.

The course is designed to give you a holistic understanding of management through topics such as finance, strategy, operations, supply chains and consultancy.

You'll learn from academics who are experts in their fields, from managing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and supply chain management to strategic marketing and innovation. You'll also benefit from talks by guest lecturers and receive training on industry-standard software such as SPSS and Microsoft Project.

For this course, we prioritise candidates with the following qualifications, with a particular emphasis on those with a strong foundation in quantitative disciplines: An honours degree (2:2 or above) accompanied by two or more years of relevant business experience, ideally in fields that demand quantitative skills such as economics, statistics, finance, analytics, or operations. Graduate-level professional qualifications, with a preference for those that encompass quantitative aspects such as financial certification, data science qualifications, or engineering degrees.