Executive Global MSc in Management
These regulations apply to students entering in or before the 2013-14 academic year.
A 17 month programme. Students take eight compulsory half unit courses (four units in total) and three non-assessed courses in Leadership (MG454), Getting Things Done With Research (MG444) and Foundations of Management 2 (MG457).
Paper |
Course number and title | |
|---|---|---|
Year 1 | ||
1 |
Managerial Economics (modular) (H) | |
2 |
Foundations of Management (modular) (H) | |
3 |
Financial Management (modular) (H) | |
4 |
Organisational Behaviour (modular) (H) | |
Year 2 | ||
5 |
Marketing Strategy (modular) (H) | |
6 |
Strategy, Organisation and Innovation (modular) (H) | |
7 |
Foreign Direct Investment and Emerging Markets (modular) (H) | |
8 |
Dissertation/Capstone Project (H) | |
Executive Global Masters in Management - Progression Rules
To be eligible to proceed into the second year, candidates must attain at least a Pass grade in each of the first year papers (MG440, MG441, FM475 and MG443). If a single paper is failed, the student may proceed to the second year at the discretion of the faculty director and subject to ratification by the Graduate School Board of Examiners, by undertaking a resit in the failed paper following the guidelines stated below. If a student receives a bad fail or more than one fail in year one, the decision about progression will be at the discretion of the Faculty Director together with the relevant faculty member for that course and subject to ratification by the Graduate School Board of Examiners. The award and classification of the degree is determined by the marks attained in all papers. The School's Scheme for the Award of a Taught Master's Degree (four units) shall be applied.
Executive Global Masters in Management - Resit Process
A student shall normally be entitled to re-sit any failed courses only (on one occasion). Re-sits for in class exams will be arranged as early as possible as soon as the grades have been ratified by the Sub-Board of Examiners. Where the individual assessment takes the form of an assignment or take home exam, once grades have been ratified by the Sub-Board of Examiners, the faculty member responsible for the course will set the new paper and deadline for re-submission to take place as soon as possible and before the beginning of the second year. Results for resits and any subsequent progression will be agreed by the Faculty Director and will be subject to ratification by the Graduate School Board of Examiners. If a student does not attend a re-sit or re-submit an assignment/exam by the deadline set, they will be deemed to have failed the course.
