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Depth. Quality. Experience world-class research and faculty insight studying alongside students from across our suite of degree programmes. Of your three electives, at least two will come from our extensive finance portfolio.
Offered in flexible formats on weekdays, evenings and block weeks, electives provide a deep dive into specialist subjects and invaluable cross-generational learning with MBA, MiF and experienced leadership programme students.
Expand your network, build a wealth of knowledge and develop the resources you need to succeed.
Our elective options are updated annually. Faculty and programme material are subject to change.
Accounting risk, regulation of standards and corporate governance.
View electives Show lessCompetition policy, industrial economics and economic integration.
View electives Show lessDecision modelling, service operations and e-business.
View electives Show lessAdvertising, branding, competitive strategy, consumer behaviour, global marketing, marketing models and media.
View electives Show lessLeadership, groups, negotiations, creativity, culture and identity and business ethics.
View electives Show lessCreating value through superior competitive performance.
View electives Show lessSeven of the top ten companies in the world by market capitalisation, and the vast majority of unlisted ‘unicorn’ companies, are players in the digital economy: they sell primarily digital products (or hardware for accessing digital products), they operate with platform-based business models that give them increasing returns to scale, they have few tangible assets and they employ relatively small numbers of people.
These features make digital organisations fundamentally different to “industrial” organisations such as food manufacturers, oil & gas companies or automobile companies, who make physical products and operate in the world of decreasing returns to scale on which traditional economic theories were built.
The purpose of this course is to help students understand the differences between industrial and digital organisations, and to provide them with frameworks and practical advice for how to manage and work in digital organisations.
You must successfully complete an additional three electives if you undertake the additional term. They run in a range of formats, and as with electives during the programme, are taken with students from all programmes.
You can take a maximum of three electives during the programme; however, if you choose to undertake the additional fourth term, you will complete an additional three electives.