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  • Project (Human Resource Management)

    Module code: MN3203 For the MN3203 Project (HRM), you will focus on addressing a real-world business problem.

  • Ecology and Sustainability: Contemporary Issues

    Module code: MN3131 The Earth is getting hotter, sea levels are rising, fossil fuel stocks are shrinking, and life as we know it is under threat.

  • International Business

    Module code: MN3104 The advent of new technologies combined with the decline of protectionism has made it easier and more profitable for businesses and organisations to trade internationally.

  • Dissertation (Human Resource Management)

    Module code: MN3202 Dissertation is your opportunity to tailor your learning into an area of HRM that you find fascinating and want to know more about.

  • Managing Change and Technology at Work

    Module code: MN7650 The effective management of change is critical to the durability and success of business and organisations, and in recent years human resource managers have become the change leaders. This module will start with a consideration of why change is needed.

  • Management Theory and Debate

    Module code: MN2018 This module will introduce you to key theories and debates within the discipline of Management Studies.

  • Computers, Society and Professionalism

    Module code: CO3101 In this module we will look at the Information Society and Information Revolution, and explore the effect that computers and IT have had on employment in general; looking at corporate organisations and individual jobs, analysing and evaluating example...

  • Game Theory

    Module code: EC2043 Game theory provides a powerful and flexible set of tools for analysing strategic interactions in Economics and beyond.

  • Cybercrime

    Module code: CR7722 This module will explore cyber and online crime and the impact is can, and does have, on organisations.

  • Theories of Crime and Criminality

    Module code: CR1001 (double module) Are offenders different from non-offenders? Is crime the result of individual biology, psychology or social circumstances? What factors have been identified as ‘high risk’ in terms of predicting future criminal behaviour? In this module...

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