UEA London prospectus 2012–2013 - University of East Anglia

A top 5 university in London for business studies
Programme structure
Assessment
The Masters programmes are intended to meet
the needs of graduates who have not previously
specialised in management, or who have studied
the subject in a non-UK context.
The programme provides a strong foundation in
management with an emphasis on development of
transferable skills to further enhance employability.
The diagram below provides an overview of the
degree programmes. A design feature of the degree
programme is that they have a common first
semester, where you are required to take core
modules that cover three core aspects of business
management: Human Resource Management;
Financial and Managerial Accounting; and Principles
of Marketing. This flexible course design provides
you with the opportunity to change your degree
during the first semester, before selecting a range of
specialist modules in the second semester.
Students are required to complete a combination
of compulsory modules and specialist optional
modules to gain the degree of Master of Science
(MSc). The taught modules are assessed
through a mixture of coursework, presentations
and examinations.
MSc Management
MSc Finance and Management
MSc Marketing and Management
Autumn semester 1
Human Resource Management Financial and Management Accounting Principles of Marketing
Spring semester 2
International Business
Business Finance
Brand Leadership
Choice of two modules from: Choice of two modules from: Choice of two modules from:
Brand Leadership
e-Business
e-Business
Business Finance
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
e-Business
International Business
International Business
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
Operations and Supply Chain
Management
Operations and Supply Chain
Management
Operations and Supply Chain
Management
Summer semester 3
Business Strategy
Current Issues in Finance
Integrated Marketing
Communications
Leadership and Change
International Financial Services
Marketing Research
Year long module
Management Skills and Personal Development
The brand new Study Centre is just fantastic. It has high-tech equipment in the
learning resource centre, computer labs and our lecture rooms. In my class, we
have a lot of group discussion, which enables us to interact and communicate with
each other. Taking part in the discussion with students from other countries has
helped me to improve my English, especially my speaking skills.
Jiang Yue Wen, China
INTERNATIONAL Foundation in Business and Economics | Grade: 64%
now studying Accounting and Management at the University of the East Anglia
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