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The subject of Management examines the latest methods in planning and organising, effective leadership and the use of resources and how to best control an organisation.

During your time studying, you will gain a vital understanding of the key functional areas of business within a global context.

It is quite common for the study of Management to focus on a specific industry whether it be the Tourism, IT or Financial sector, therefore many universities will give you the opportunity to specialise in a specific field. Qualifications BA MA MSc PhD

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Entry requirement

Undergraduate: requirements vary slightly between with universities but typically top universities require around 300 UCAS points. Other universities may be slightly less.

Postgraduate: most universities require a 2:1 honours degree or above.

PHD: usually you will need to hold a Master’s degree.

Skills gained

During your degree you will learn how to analyse and decide how to deal with a range of different organisational scenarios. You will also gain transferable skills that are required by many employers. These included:

Problem solving
Written and oral communication
Quantative methods and statistical analysis
IT

Career Options

Taking a Management course at university will give you an excellent foundation for a wide range of careers. In today's dynamic business environment there is a growing demand from major organisations worldwide for graduates with a strong grounding in business management, and related areas. Employers seek to find confident and inspired managers who will lead their company through to success. Graduates may consider a range of different career options including: