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Study Details: 1 year full-time (September or January start)
2 years full-time with internship (September start only)
Are you passionate about ideas? Do you see problems as opportunities? Do you want to develop your creativity, critical thinking and boost your entrepreneurial journey?
Whether you have just started a business (or plan to), are working in a small business or family enterprise, or want to apply entrepreneurship principles to a career elsewhere, this course will help you develop your entrepreneurial capabilities, whatever your starting point.
You’ll explore the requirements of business planning and the vital role of marketing and logistics, you’ll gain practical experience on a live project where you can begin trading, and you’ll be challenged to critique business ideas and theory to expand and develop your thinking.
Your studies will include a research project, where you can choose to focus on either your own start-up or business development proposal, or a market of interest. Every step of the way you’ll be developing your personal and practical skills that you can put to use in business or in your career.
While the practical skills are vital, you’ll also learn about management systems and analyse socio-political environments. Topics like ethics and sustainability are relevant to any business. With our expert research and teaching staff, and visiting professionals, you’ll hear about the latest industry trends as they’re happening. By putting your work into context, we believe you’ll be a much more effective entrepreneur or entrepreneurial employee when you graduate.
We pride ourselves on our campus location in Manchester, a city at the forefront of innovation and industrial development. Apply now to accelerate your entrepreneurial journey.
You’ll need a UK honours degree – at least a 2:2 – or the international equivalent. We’ll also welcome applications from students who have significant experience of entrepreneurship theory or practice, or the international equivalent.
You’ll study several core modules, covering topics such as entrepreneurial development, marketing in practice and business simulation. From there you’ll complete your research project.
In addition to your core modules, you’ll also study social, ethical and environmental enterprise for leaders as an option module. Whilst studying the module is compulsory, the credit-weighting of the module can be substituted for credits gained on the Rise programme in your final transcript.
Please note: The order in which you complete these modules will depend on which date you select to start the course (September or January).
Core modules
Entrepreneurial Development
Logistics and Supply Chain Practices
Marketing Management
Critical Management and Enterprise Studies
Business Simulation: Creativity to Launch
Research Project
Option modules
Social, Ethical and Environmental Enterprise For Leaders
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