Sport Management

Introduction
Sport Management is an exciting degree that will help you develop your career in
the sport industry. It has been designed to meet the industrys need for wellqualified managers who can combine management and financial skills with
specialist knowledge of sport. The course will help you acquire the necessary
knowledge, understanding and skills to enable reflective management practice in
a range of sport settings.
EU Applicants
EU students who have applied or who have been made an offer to study at the
University of Stirling in 2016 (or 2017 deferred entry) are unaffected by the
outcome of the EU Referendum on 23 June 2016.
Those who are considering applying to the University for 2017 entry are
encouraged to do so in the usual way, and we will keep all applicants informed as
relevant details emerge.
Degree type: MSc, Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma
Study methods: Full-time, Part-time, Campus based
Start date: September
Course Director: Dr Mathieu Winand
Sport Postgraduate Recruitment Team
www.stir.ac.uk/sport
Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport
University of Stirling
Stirling FK9 4LA
Scotland, UK
Course objectives
The course will help you acquire the necessary knowledge, understanding and
skills to enable reflective management practice in a range of sport settings.
Throughout the course you will be challenged to evaluate the dynamic
environment in which sport organisations in the public, commercial and voluntary
sectors strive to flourish, and to apply your developing knowledge and
management skills to meet the inherent sport management challenges.
Taught by staff with consultancy and research experience, this MSc reflects the
current industry trends and employer needs. Your studies will include: strategic
management, finance, research methods, professional practice and integrated
sport management studies. You will also have the opportunity to widen or deepen
your knowledge through selection of two option modules.

On successful completion you will be able to:

identify and evaluate recent changes in sport participation and policies,

and their implications for sport management practices.

apply management theory to the context of managing sport organisations.

conduct research into sport issues relevant to managing and developing

sport organisations and events.

Entry requirements
Academic requirements
A minimum of a second class Honours degree (2.1 preferred) or equivalent.
Applicants
without
these
formal
qualifications
but
with
significant
appropriate/relevant work/life experience are encouraged to apply.
INTO University of Stirling offers a Graduate Diploma for those students who do
not meet the required criteria for this course. If you successfully complete
the Graduate Diploma in Business, Finance and Sport and meet the required
progression grades, you will be guaranteed entry onto this Master's degree.
English language requirements
If English is not your first language you must have one of the following
qualifications as evidence of your English language skills:

IELTS: 6.5 with 5.5 minimum in each skill

Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): Grade C
Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): Grade B
Pearson Test of English (Academic): 60 with 51 in each component
IBT TOEFL: 90 with no subtest less than 17

For more information go to English language requirements

If you dont meet the required score you may be able to register for one of our
pre-sessional English courses. To register you must hold a conditional offer for
your course and have an IELTS score 0.5 or 1.0 below the required standard. View
our range of pre-sessional courses.
Flexible Learning
If you are interested in studying a module from this course, the Postgraduate
Certificate
or
the
Postgraduate
Diploma
then
please
email graduate.admissions@stir.ac.uk to discuss your course of study.
Fees and costs
2016/17
2016/17
2017/18
2017/18

Overseas
Home/EU
Overseas
Home/EU

13,950
4,500
14,600
TBC

From 2016/7 onwards, the fees for all taught postgraduate courses are to be held
at the level set upon entry.
Please note there is an additional charge for the conferral of your degree. This
will be charged at the rate applicable when you complete your studies. View
more information
Find out about the cost of living for students at Stirling
Find information on paying fees by instalments
Scholarships & funding
Financial information
Find out more about funding your studies and meeting your living costs while
working towards another degree.
Postgraduate Tuition Fee Loan
This course is currently approved for PTFL (Postgraduate Tuition Fee Loan)
funding from SAAS. Find out more about PTFL
Structure and teaching
You can study either full-time or part-time to Postgraduate Certificate,
Postgraduate Diploma or MSc levels.
You must attain 180 SCQF points to be awarded an MSc in Sport Management.
You will achieve this by successfully completing the following modules:

Principles of Management in Sport (20 credits)

Sports Finance (20 credits)
Professional Practice (20 credits)
Research Methods for Sport (20 credits)
Sport Event Management (20 credits)
Sport Management Challenges (10 credits)
Sport Marketing (10 credits)
Dissertation (60 credits)

You will have the chance to work on case studies, learn from people in the
business and to develop specific interests through a research dissertation.
On successful completion you will be able to:

identify and evaluate recent changes in sport participation and policies,

and their implications for sport management practices.
apply management theory to the context of managing sport organisations.
conduct research into sport issues relevant to managing and developing
sport organisations and events.

Delivery and assessment

Management concepts and theories will be delivered through traditional lecturing

methods. Theory will be applied to practice through case study analysis,
discussion with sport management practitioners, seminars and research. You will
acquire softer management skills such as problem-solving, team-working,
leadership, analysis, evaluation and presentation through a range of learning
activities, and which are essential if you are to become an effective manager. The
modules are assessed by coursework only and designed to encourage students to
link theory to professional practice.
Modules

Principles of Management in Sport (SPSP038)

Sports Finance (SPSP001)
Research Methods for Sport (SPSP039)
Professional Practice (SPSP049)
Sport Event Management (SPSP058)
Sport Management Challenges (SPSP059)
Sport Marketing (MKTP022)
Dissertation - for full-time students (SPSP010)
Dissertation - for part-time students (SPSP053)

Recommended reading
Students will only be expected to purchase three to four key texts for the course
relating to key management principles and relevant research methodologies. In
addition to core texts, reading will be supplemented with relevant and
contemporary (empirical) journal articles. Students with little knowledge of sport
management are directed to the following text as preparatory reading:
Taylor, P. (2011) Torkildesens Sport and Leisure Management (6 th Edition),
London: Routledge
Modes of study
Full-time
Certificate: 6 months
Diploma: 9 months
MSc: 12 months
Part-time
Certificate: 12 months
Diploma: 24 months
MSc: 24 months
Study method
Full-time and Part-time

Example timetable
The timetable below is a typical example, but your own timetable may be
different.
9-10

11-12
10-11

Mon
Tues Sports Research Methods
Wed
Thurs
Principles of Management in Sport

12- 1- 2-3
1 2

3-4
4-5

Sport Finance

Fri
Why Stirling?
REF2014
In REF2014 Stirling was placed 6th in Scotland and 45th in the UK with almost
three quarters of research activity rated either world-leading or internationally
excellent.
International Students
The University of Stirling welcomes students from around the world. Find out
what studying here could be like for you .
Strengths
A particular strength of this course is the focus on real practice enabled by the
knowledge and industry experience of module tutors. Amongst the course tutors
are trustees of National Governing Bodies of Sport, those who have employment
experience in sport management and a team who, in combination, has provided
consultancy support to a wide range of national and international sport
organisations. This offers students a unique insight into real life practice and
opportunity to access a substantial network of industry contacts.
As Scotlands University for Sporting Excellence we are closely aligned with many
sports organisations and have formal links with a growing number of
organisations with regard to facilitating student research projects, work
experience and guest lectures by industry practitioners. We are also pleased to
have a close association with the Chartered Institute for the Management of
Sport and Physical Activity.
Academic Strengths
This course is delivered by a team of highly qualified academics with experience
and research interests that complement and support teaching activities. Of
particular note is that fact that tutors of what may be regarded as generic

management disciplines have a publications record which evidences their specific

interest in applying generic theory to the sporting context.
Our students
This course attracts national and international students: the current cohort
includes students from the UK, Norway, USA, Spain, India and China. While some
students are furthering their studies in sport, others are in the process of career
transition having studied a different, though related, subject at undergraduate
level.
This is one of the most exciting periods for Scottish sport with the Commonwealth
Games and their legacy set to transform the opportunities for everyone in the
community. The MSc in Sport Management at Stirling provides an excellent
grounding in the challenges and opportunities in this field. I am positive that
graduates from this programme will be among those who will provide the
leadership in Scottish sport for many years to come.
Derek Casey, former Interim Chief Executive, Glasgow 2014
Careers and employability
Career opportunities
Gaining this degree will prepare you for sport management jobs with a local
authority, a commercial organisation or with a voluntary sport organisation such
as a governing body of sport.
A key benefit of this course is the opportunity to gain expert management
knowledge that can be applied to a wider range of industrial sectors than just
sport.
Employability
You will have the opportunity to work with a sport organisation during a 30-hour
internship as well as organising and marketing a local sport event with Active
Stirling. That experience will increase your employability for the job you aim for in
the sport sector.
Industry connections
The University has strong partnerships with a number of organisations including:
PGA Scotland, Scottish Professional Football League, Senscot, Scottish Sport
Federations, Forth Valley Football Academy and Active Stirling.

Sheffield Hallam University

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Sport Business Management
This course is designed to build on your previous sport or business management
studies and experience, and equip you with the skills needed for a career in

sports management. Your studies have a global perspective on the sports

industry and are enhanced through links with internationally and nationally
significant sport organisations and Sheffield's major sports venues and events.
Course description
The rapid globalisation of the sports market, the influence of technology on
product research and development and new business models, foreign direct
investment in the sports industry supply chain, and the provision of sport related
goods and services for increasingly sophisticated and diverse market segments
are all contributing to the continued growth of the sports industry.
Rapid growth in the volume and variety of sports publications, sports-related
internet sites, and enhanced mass media exposure of sports events and activities
is resulting in an increase in the need for individuals with a knowledge of sport
communications/media.
Global industrialisation, urbanisation and lifestyle and demographic changes
mean that governments and public agencies worldwide are likely to increasingly
use sport as a tool for social policy and economic and social development. The
management and administration of these programmes and interventions require
specific knowledge and management skills.
These developments ensure that the sports industry continues to be a significant
and diverse industry in the future, sustaining exciting and satisfying career
opportunities for years to come.
On this course you gain
employability skills through initiatives like our SHU leadership award to give
you the edge in the jobs market
a well-developed international/global perspective on the sports industry
the conceptual abilities to make sense of complexity and identify innovative
and creative solutions.
It is suitable for you if
you have a sport or business and management related degree
you have management experience and an interest in sport or leisure
The course builds on existing study or industry experience to develop the
knowledge and skills required for personal and professional development. It
equips you for a career in sport management by giving you an in-depth
understanding of core aspects of business and finance and building soft skills
such as leadership and team working, all underpinned by the latest research in
sport management.
Your studies are made up of eight assessed modules, which include an industrybased research project in which you work with sport organisations to develop
solutions to problems or explore potential market opportunities. Recent clients

include Manchester City FC The International Cricket Council The Singapore

Sports Council Badminton England UFC (Ultimate Fight Championship)
Sheffield United FC Sheffield Wednesday FC.
You also have the option to complete a 12 week work placement, where you
receive support and advice from a placement mentor. We use our network of
local, regional, national and international employers to help secure you a
challenging and fulfilling placement.
Our teaching team includes staff with substantial industry, research and
consultancy experience, many of whom work in the Universitys internationally
renowned Sport Industry Research Centre.
Sheffield Hallam are a Skills Development Partner of the Chartered Institute for
Managing Sport and Physical Activity.
Entry requirements
2016 entry requirements
Normally a first degree 2:2 or above in a sport-related or business and
management-related subject
OR a first degree 2:2 or above in an unrelated subject, but with experience of
working in sport or general business and management.
We welcome enquiries from those who have substantial management experience
but who do not have the normal entry requirements. We may invite you for an
interview to discuss your particular background, experience and qualifications.
Our aim is to ensure you can achieve success on this masters course, but please
contact us if you wish to discuss your own concerns.
Through accreditation of prior learning (APL), students may claim entry with
credit or exemptions on the basis of their existing qualifications, knowledge and
experience.
If English is not your first language you will need an IELTS score of 6.0 with a
minimum of 5.5 in all skills, or a recognised equivalent. If your level of English
language is currently below IELTS 6.0 we recommend you consider an appropriate
Sheffield Hallam University Pre-sessional English course which will enable you to
achieve the required level of English.
International and European entry qualifications
If you are an International or non-UK European student, you can find out more
about the country specific qualifications we accept on our international
qualifications page.
Course structure
Full-time one year two days a week with four taught modules each semester
followed
by
a
project
Part-time typically two years tailored to your needs where possible and

normally
one
Starts September or January

day

week

Typical modules may include

Course structure
The course is made up of eight core modules, plus a research or work-based
learning project. Modules provide a broad grounding across management
disciplines in sport business. Most teaching is in small groups of typically less
than 20 people, allowing for close interaction between students and academic
staff.
Core modules
Researching sport management (15 credits)
This module develops your research and analytical skills so that you are equipped
to carry out effective research in order to better understand and identify issues
and solutions in sport management.
International sports marketing and the media (15 credits)
As a sports manager, you will need the marketing knowledge and skills to
respond to rapidly-changing consumer needs and want. This module develops
your understanding of planning, marketing, branding, consumer behaviour and
media communications theories and frameworks to enable you to consider
marketing from a strategic standpoint.
Global economics of sport (15 credits)
You analyse the national and international economic structure of the sports
industry. You examine the global demand for televised coverage of sports events
and endorsements and the impact of these factors on the economic significance
and development of the industry.
International sports strategy (15 credits)
This module develops your understanding of critical trends in the global sports
industry, and the factors which underlie these trends to equip you to manage and
lead at the strategic level in sport organisations. The module will provide the
opportunity to analyse the strategy and performance of international sport
businesses, federations and organisations in some detail, allowing you to apply
theory to real life in order to develop strategic solutions to complex management
issues.
Managing people in sport organisations (15 credits)
Todays sport organisations use work groups or teams to manage work. You
develop the skills needed to be an effective manager and team member such as
negotiation conflict resolution motivation assertiveness.
Sport business consultancy (15 credits)
This module offers you the opportunity to build upon the skills you developed in
the researching sport management module by completing a live group
consultancy research project for a sport organisation, and in the process learning
about the nature of consultancy within the global sports industry. The module will
help you understand issues within consultancy, and the issues and context
involved in acting as consultants and also in using consultants within
organisations. The module will expose you to relevant consultancy skills and
tools.
International sport event management (15 credits)

You will develop a comprehensive understanding of international sport event

management by examining current professional practice in sport event
management. You will explore relevant contemporary issues in the sport event
industry referring to appropriate international case studies and examples.
Financial skills for business decisions (15 credits)
This module provides you with the opportunity to systematically and creatively
apply financial techniques to make decisions about complex management
problems. Throughout the module you will develop a critical understanding of
financial decision making tools and techniques to solve practical situations and
manage change.
Optional modules
Choose one from:
Research project (60 credits)
You complete a research project or an applied support project which gives you
the flexibility to tailor the study to your own interests or needs. We assign tutors
to supervise your project based on their research and consultancy expertise.
Work based learning project (60 credits)
You are placed within a sport organisation for 12 weeks to complete a work based
project for the host organisation. You enhance your experience in the sport
industry, your personal and professional skills and benefit the organisation that
you work within. The module will enable you demonstrate your ability to learn
independently, apply relevant methods of enquiry to sport management; and
enable you to critically reflect and make judgements on theory, policy and
practice. The module takes place in the workplace and you will be supported by a
member of academic staff and a workplace mentor from the host organisation.
Course support
Before you start the course, we supply you with an induction pack that includes a
reading list to introduce you to the general management and specialist modules.
We also run an induction programme to prepare you for the course.
During the induction we assess your existing study, IT and language (for
international students) skills. This assessment leads to an individual learning plan
to improve and develop your skills. We also provide language tuition as needed, if
your first language is not English. Dissertation workshops help you to prepare for
your dissertation.
Employability
Graduates of this course have skills that can be applied to commercial, public and
non-profit organisations, with career opportunities that include working with
regional, national and international sporting bodies local authority and
voluntary sector sport sporting clubs sport leagues major venues and
facilities event management organisations sports consultancies playeragent organisations sport related government agencies sponsorship
procurement.
If you are already working in sport when you begin the course, you will be in an
excellent position to improve your career after graduating.
Fees
Home / EU student
Course fees may be subject to annual inflationary increase.

2016/17 academic year

Full-time typically 5,100
Part-time typically 1,700 a stage for PgCert, PgDip and MSc stages
Postgraduate loans of up to 10,000 a year are available across the majority of
subject areas.
Complete the application form available at www.shu.ac.uk/study/form

Coventry
Sport Management MSc
M B A Pa th w ay
International Sport Management MBA
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an internationally recognised
business qualification. The MBA is seen by many world-class business
organisations as an essential passport that graduate students must acquire in
order to enhance their managerial prospects/careers in a world characterised by
strong global competition, new technological leaps, continuous change, corporate
social responsibility (CSR), ethical and sustainable business management and the
speed of change and its global nature.
Learning to manage in this business context requires new and higher levels of
knowledge, business and personal skills. Hence, companies will continue to seek
graduate MBA students with a view to renewing and refreshing their organisation
and who possess the skills needed to implement change, to turn threats into
opportunities and to sustain and improve their organisations competitive
advantage.
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
You will also have the option of enrolling on the internship programme (subject to
availability and acceptance). The internship can provide increased opportunities
to undertake a workplace experience that can both enhance your employability
and also enable a better understanding of theory in practice.
Please note that the fees for the International Sport Management MBA
are different to the fees for the other four MBA courses: see the Fees
and Funding section for details.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
Coventry Business School offers a variety of MBA degrees reflecting the research
and teaching strengths of the Business School staff and based on the
requirements of contemporary businesses. They range from the more general to
the more industry or business specific with each carefully designed to cater for
the career aspirations and backgrounds of the graduate student.
Students can choose an MBA from the following named routes:
International Sport Management MBA - demonstrate an understanding of the
organisation of sport, its variety across nations and sports, and evolution over
time. Critically analyse governance issues and their implications for the
management of sport. Assess the key stages in sponsorship management and to
critically evaluate the use of sport sponsorship by sponsors and rights
owners. Please note: this course is September entry only.
In short, the MBA is a means of enhancing your career prospects as well as
opening doors for future middle and senior managers; our aim is that the
Coventry Business School MBA will enable you to meet your current and future
career aspirations successfully and quickly.

HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT?

Semester 1 modules

Principles of Marketing;
Financial Analysis and Decision-Making;
Human Resource Management;
Strategic Analysis.

Semester 2 Modules (Pathway modules are also taken in semester)

Corporate and Ethical Social Responsibility;

International Leadership;
Managing Change across Cultures.

Semester 3

Dissertation, or
Company Internship.

International Sport Management MBA BEST044

Please note: this course is September entry only
Sport Organisation and Governance
Sponsorship Endorsement and Naming Rights
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?
Assessment on your course will vary dependent on the module being studied.
Some of the modules are 100% coursework and others will be assessed through a
mixture of coursework assignments and formal examinations. In addition to
written tasks you may be required to do a presentation to ensure that you
develop a full range of communication skills. Coursework can be individual or set
in groups, which helps to develop your skills in team-working. Full assessment
information will be provided to students before modules commence.
TEACHING CONTACT HOURS
In a typical week you will normally have up to 14 hours of teaching contact with
staff. In addition, you can meet with your personal tutor or lecturing staff during
published office hours sessions which will allow you to discuss problems or
investigate further topics that interested you in a lecture. An average teaching
week will normally break down as:

personal/small group teaching 1 hour of tutorials;

medium group teaching 4 hours of practical classes, workshops or
seminars each week;
large group teaching 9 hours of lectures each week.

Please note, these times may vary dependent on course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
To commence the full-time MBA programme applicants must:

be an honours graduate of any discipline, obtained from a recognised

university/HE institution, or hold an equivalent qualification acceptable to
Coventry Business School in a business-related area;
have a minimum of two years post-degree full-time work experience in a
management/administrative/ professional capacity;
hold IELTS 6.5 or equivalent if English is not the applicants first language.

Students who do not fit with the above entry requirements can gain entry but
their degrees and experience will be assessed for appropriate content by the MBA
Director.
AP(E)L will be assessed by the MBA Director through interview.
All non-standard admissions as detailed above are taken to the Facultys
Accreditation Committee for approval.
FEES AND FUNDING
The fees for Finance MBA, Management MBA, International Business MBA and
Marketing MBA are 10,500 for UK/EU students and 14,500 for International
students.
The fees for International Sport Management MBA are 9,602 for UK/EU students
and 13,678 for International students.
WORK PLACEMENTS
As part of our MBA programmes students have the option of enrolling on the
internship placement.
This module normally lasts between 812 weeks and provides students with an
opportunity to undertake a workplace project on behalf of an organisation.
Coventry University Business School works closely with companies across the UK
and Europe to offer a wide variety of internships.
Eligibility
Students must successfully meet the following assessment criteria:

Academic: successfully complete all Semester 1 modules including

research methods at the first attempt;
CV shortlisting: submit a CV, which will be used for competitive short
listing by the internship panel;
Presentation: prepare and successfully deliver a formal presentation;
Interview: interview with the University internship panel.

Assessment
After completing the Internship, you are required to write an extensive report
based on the managerial and educational experience derived from the internship
itself and present your findings to both the employers and academic staff.
Read more information on the internship programme offered by Coventry
University Business School.
S p o r t M an ag e m e n t M S c
OVERVIEW
The sport industry is expected to offer increasing employment opportunities as
the industry continues to grow throughout the world. However, alongside this
growth has also developed a more competitive labour market and higher
expectations of organisations, managers and customers within the sport industry.
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
The strong specificities of the sport industry (e.g. high media coverage and social
resonance, ambiguity of objectives and conflicting logics, multiplicity of
stakeholders, uncertainty of outcome, necessary cooperation and co-production
between competitors, fans loyalty, volunteerism etc.) require managers with
specific skills and expertise, and an in-depth knowledge of sport organisations.
The MSc in Sport Management at the Coventry Business School therefore aims to
provide specialist training for sport business managers who are working in the
sector or those who are seeking a professional career in the industry. It is also
open to graduates in any discipline with no prior work experience and who are
looking for the opportunity for employment in any of the many sectors that
comprise the sport sector. In this regard, the following objectives have been
established:
1.

to introduce you to a range of concepts and theories that will enable them
to critically analyse sports organisations contexts and functions both
nationally and internationally;
2.
to explore current trends and key concepts in sport management;
3.
to enable you to further develop analytical and decision-making skills and
to encourage reflective practice;
4.
to enable you to recognise, plan and develop appropriate management
skills necessary to build contacts in the sport industry and/or gain
employment in sport organisations.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
These courses are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect new developments
and the requirements of the profession, needs of industry and government
legislation.
The Sport Management course covers a range of subject areas such as:

sport organisation and governance;

sport legal environment and broadcasting;
sport finance;
managing people in sport organisations;
sport marketing and sponsorship;
facilities and events operations management.

You are also given the opportunity to follow optional topics such as:

strategic management;
entrepreneurship and small business;
developing skills for business leadership;
market research.

HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT?

The Business School provides a specialist management course designed to suit
the needs of the sports industry sector.
The MSc course provides the flexibility to allow you to focus within the sports
industry on particular sector(s) or skills which support your professional
aspirations. It offers opportunities for work-based research and the opportunity to
undertake a company internship to gain invaluable work experience in the
industry.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants should hold a good honours degree 2.2 or above in a relevant
academic discipline. Applications from candidates with relevant experience will
be considered on an individual basis. International applicants should also hold a
minimum of 6.5 score in the IELTS test for English language. More information on
entry requirements for international applicants can be foundhere.
HOW TO APPLY
To find out more about how to apply, click on the Apply For This Course button
above. Many of our courses offer a part-time study option. Note that the parttime mode of study is not applicable to international students, unless you hold a
relevant visa please check with the international office.
Please note: we have a range of taught postgraduate awards to suit your needs,
from Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma to a full Master's Degree
(MA, MBA, MSc, LLM). In most cases you can decide to exit at Postgraduate
Certificate or Diploma level, without carrying onto the full Master's qualification.
HOW WILL THIS COURSE ENHANCE MY CAREER PROSPECTS?
The MSc in Sport Management provides a direct progression route for students
studying undergraduate applied management courses in Leisure, Sport and
Tourism to study sport management at a higher level. However, graduates of any
discipline (e.g. sport science but also general management, sociology,

engineering etc.) who wish to work in the sport industry also have the
opportunity to gain a postgraduate degree that offers a global perspective of
managing sports organisations.
GLOBAL LEADERS PROGRAMME
To prepare students for the challenges of the global employment market and to
strengthen and develop their broader personal and professional skills Coventry
University has developed a unique Global Leaders Programme.
The objectives of the programme, in which postgraduate and eligible
undergraduate students can participate, is to provide practical career workshops
and enable participants to experience different business cultures.
Click here for further details on the Global Leaders Programme.