MSc Strategic Business Management with Professional Practice

The MSc Strategic Business Management with Professional Practice from the University of Law is a transformational course that aims to provide an in-depth understanding of operations, impacts and the connections different business areas share, therefore expanding your perspectives.                                          

Throughout your studies, you will be guided by successful business professionals with modules that have wide coverage of topics such as Global Business Strategy, Innovation Management, Finance and many more, while combining this with real-life scenarios that further aid your understanding. Additionally, the Professional Practice year offered with this course offers greater flexibility than a traditional Placement year. 

Studying an MSc in Strategic Business Management with Professional Practice at the University of Law has its special benefits. The course is accredited by The Chartered Management Institute (CMI), thereby creating an opportunity for you to apply for a CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership as well as your degree upon successful completion. Additionally, this course is also offered as an ‘Accredited Degree’ by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CiM), thereby enabling students to gain industry-recognised qualifications at an accelerated pace.

With a profound reputation of being one of the UK’s longest-established specialist providers of legal education, the University of Law has its roots in the formation of the leading tutorial firm Gibson & Weldon, which later culminated in the Law Society School of Law. It was established in 1876. Despite having its foundation in legal education, the university established its Business School in 2016 owing to its track record for excellence and commitment to quality education. 

The Business School has, since its establishment, cut across the campuses and has laid strong foundations through partnerships with leading international institutions such as GISMA Business School in Berlin. The university’s reputation as a leader in innovative, professional legal and business teaching is profoundly recognised, therefore making it a suitable destination for prospective lawyers and business professionals. 

Through upholding their core values of professionalism, student focus, inclusivity, support and delivery of high-quality education, students are prioritised and are allowed to learn in a safe and satisfying environment. The University of Law has, since its establishment, set itself apart from other universities through its longstanding guiding principle of inculcating realistic, professional and contemporary learning coupled with practical interactive engagement.

Grade Requirements:

• A minimum of a second-class in a four-year honours degree (BA/BSc/BEng) in any subject area is accepted. 

English Proficiency: 

• International applicants must have an IELTS score of 6.5 with at least 5.5 in each skill area. Other equivalent tests are also accepted.

The tuition fee to study the MSc Strategic Business Management with Professional Practice from the University of Law is £18,700 (or £16,200 including a £2,500 International Bursary) for those studying outside London. For students in London, it is £20,350 (or £17,350 including a £3,000 International Bursary). This fee is, however, provisional and subject to change.

The University of Law provides financial support to international students through various scholarship schemes. The Business First Scholarships awards a £5,000 scholarship for all postgraduate business Master’s courses.

Graduates of MSc Strategic Business Management with Professional Practice from the University of Law can work in the following roles:

• Strategy Manager
• Chief Strategy Officer
• Product Manager
• Business Development Manager
• Corporate Development Analyst
• Strategy Consultant

To apply for this course, you have to submit your application through UCAS. You can speak to one of our trained counsellors if you need more information on the application process.