Program Overview

Who is it for?

Choose this programme if you’re looking to take your first step into management or are in the early stages of your career as a manager or entrepreneur. Our MSc in Management prepares you for all the challenges of fast-moving global business.

You’ll already be curious about the broad spread of management topics and have some of the skills you’ll need to succeed, and you’ll have the equivalent of a UK upper second degree. And you’re ready to connect with the senior managers and business leaders from global firms based close by and fellow students from around the world, to create lasting professional networks.

Step into our classroom and discover the style of teaching on our management master's degree with Professor Daniel Beunza.

I studied my MSc in Management at Bayes and lived my dream life amidst beautiful monuments, in the dream city of London! Studying at Bayes is a great way to experience the City, learn from leading experts and enjoy the benefits of a global international student community. You will extend your network worldwide and gain new friends living on the other side of the globe (thanks to the core groups for course works), learning a lot from them in the process.

- Deepsheka Ganesan

Objectives

In our Master’s in Management, with its MBA-style curriculum, you’ll learn how to analyse complex strategic and operational management issues within an international context and develop the flexibility required by roles from operations to strategy.

Improve your strategic thinking, decision-making, team-leadership, and the other hard and soft skills that managers and entrepreneurs need to succeed. Build a deep understanding of the challenges and prospects for all industry sectors, types and sizes of organisations around the world, including large multinationals, SMEs, family businesses and start-ups.

With opportunities to take electives from across our master’s programmes, including at Bayes sister institutions around the world, and in out-of-classroom live business settings, you can design a course to meet your particular interests and professional goals.