MBA/PgDip/PgCert Master of Business Administration
Part-time
Location • City Campus
Subject area • Business and management
Related subjects • Master of Business Administration – MBA
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Part-time block learning, typically over three years
Starts February
You study four modules a year over the first two years, each lasting between three and four days.
Complete the application form available at www.shu.ac.uk/study/form
2013/14 academic year
Typically £4,075 a year
The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees and funding see www.shu.ac.uk/funding
2013/14 academic year
Typically £4,500 a year
2014/15 academic year
Typically £4,500 a year
The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees, scholarships and bursaries see www.shu.ac.uk/international/fees
• written assignments • group projects • dissertation for MBA stage
You study with people from a range of organisations and professions but with similar ambitions.
David Stone
Master of Business Administration Part-time
Why did you choose to study for your MBA at Sheffield Hallam University?
`After many years in various industries, I found myself unemployed the year before my 40th birthday. Having left school at 16 with very few qualifications, I had a flash of inspiration and decided to go to university. I studied business full-time at Sheffield Hallam, graduating in 2005. I continued to study part-time and completed a Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing in 2006.
Shortly afterwards, I found myself working in an organisation where everybody had a masters degree or PhD. I realised that to progress, I would need to continue studying. I wanted something that would allow me to continue the range of subject in my first degree. So I looked around at what was on offer in terms of modes of study and cost and found Sheffield Hallam University. The deciding factors were that I was familiar with the location, the studying fitted around my schedule, and because I was a self-funder and a previous Sheffield Hallam student, I got 10% discount.
What skills did you develop on your course that you use in your current role?
The MBA developed my skills in critical thinking. The course also taught me how to recognise models of behaviour in organisational contexts and relate them to academic theory. This gives me a better insight and understanding of strategic options in order to achieve the desired objectives.
How has your career progressed since studying the MBA?
I joined a small consultancy, working on central policy as well as at regional and local levels across the NHS. I built up my practice area into the largest of its kind in England. In April 2012, I started my own consultancy, allowing me to build a private income stream so I can return to further study.'
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David Stone
Master of Business Administration Part-time
