MSc Management

You can complete the programme in two years, studying part time.

The time commitment varies student to student depending on their commitments and ways of studying, but as a guide, to successfully complete the programme, we recommend you dedicate 12-18 hours a week to your studies.

You’ll need to complete seven modules, worth 20 credits each, and an individual research project worth 40 credits.

Students will begin the course by studying one module at a time. However, as you progress through your term intake, you'll engage in a more comprehensive approach. During modules two and three, you'll simultaneously undertake the Research Methods module alongside your other coursework. Likewise, as you advance to modules five through seven, you'll concurrently be involved in the Individual Research Project.

When you complete the programme, you’ll have the opportunity to visit Huddersfield in person to attend your graduation ceremony. Here, you’ll be able to celebrate your success and meet your coursemates and tutors in person.

This course is only available online, so there’s no option for on-campus study.

Yes, all our distance learning courses are delivered by academics from the University of Huddersfield, meaning you’ll benefit from the same level of teaching excellence as our on-campus students.

Academics will be available during online tutor hours and by appointment. Our Student Support team will be available between 9-5 Monday to Friday (UK time) by email.

Yes, you’re welcome to access the University of Huddersfield’s on-campus facilities as often as you like.

As an online student, a student ID card is available to you on request.

Yes - you’ll join a global community and benefit from peer-to-peer learning and networking with professionals from all over the world.

Yes, students at the University of Huddersfield receive free career advice for life. Our Careers Service includes one-to-one appointments with our advisors, via MyCareer. You’ll also access a wide range of online resources including careers events, help with CVs and applications, and hundreds of graduate-level roles via Jobshop.

As a graduate of our Master’s course you could be eligible for a full fee-waiver on your research degree with University of Huddersfield. Our Vice-Chancellor’s scholarship is open to UK and international candidates. For full eligibility criteria and further scholarship opportunities visit Research scholarships.

The University of Huddersfield doesn’t offer internships as part of this programme.

No, you won’t be charged for applying to the programme.

If you want to transfer into the MSc Management from other awards, programmes or universities, this will be considered on an individual basis based on the modular credit and learning outcomes you’ve already achieved.

You’ll find all the relevant financial information here.

In 2024/25, the tuition fee for this course will be £8,900. Please note that tuition fees for subsequent years of study may rise in line with inflation (RPI-X).

You can pay the full course fee when you enrol or pay in instalments. If you pay in yearly instalments, your tuition fee may increase after the first year of study, rising in line with inflation (RPI-X). UK students may be eligible to apply for a UK government postgraduate master’s loan.

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This MSc may still be open to you via the performance-based admissions (PBA) route - see the ‘Admissions’ page for details.

Please email: dl-enquiry@hud.ac.uk.

Yes, we’ll need to see evidence of your qualification.

No, this course is designed for those who haven’t studied management at undergraduate level.