Postgraduate degrees are held in high regard. However, taking the decision to enrol on a masters course might seem daunting, but at Manchester Metropolitan University Global Online, we endeavour to make sure that it’s an investment that pays off.
Richard got in touch with us recently to tell us some fantastic news: he has just secured his dream job - before even graduating from the course. We caught up with him to find out more.
What does accreditation mean? And how can it impact on the quality of your course? Discover more about what these hallmarks of quality mean in practice and why they're so important to us here at Manchester Metropolitan University.
We explore how, as one of CIMA’s dedicated Learning Quality Partners, a Masters in Finance and Strategy can help propel your journey to achieving the organisation’s prestigious Chartered Management Accountant designation.
Dr Tristan Dew, MSc Food Science and Innovation Programme Lead, explains how this Global Online course harnesses new technology to teach students how to develop, produce and test food in practice.
Student Success Manager Tom White has a very important role: to cheer you on from the sidelines during your time as a Global Online Student. We asked him to tell us a little bit more about how he’ll help you get the most from your time at Manchester Metropolitan.
Industry Insight from CIMA President and Business School Alumnus Steve Swientozielskyj.
Dr Leah Gillooly, Senior Lecturer in Sports Marketing, considers why many brands are taking a new approach to promotion in the World Cup #AnatomyofaWorldCup
Professor Jonathan Grix, programme lead for our Global Online MSc Sport Business, Management and Policy, explains in our latest #AnatomyofaWorldCup video.
Professor Marc Jones discusses the psychology of atmosphere in sports games. #AnatomyofaWorldCup
Head of the Sports Policy Unit, Professor Jonathan Grix is programme lead for our online and on campus Sport Business, Management and Policy courses. We asked him to tell us more about the online programme and how it could help professionals boost their career.
Ajay Patel, Senior Lecturer in Food Law, discusses the commercialisation of ayurvedic foods in India and how authorities need to consider stronger action against those promoting their, scientifically unproven, health benefits.
We speak to Anna Egan, joint programme lead for our MSc in Finance and Strategy, about what the programme means to her and what students can expect from the course.
Small employers are key to the economy. Yet, the challenges they face are as big as the those for their larger counterparts. In an article for HR Zone, Manchester Met's Professor Ben Lupton and colleagues explore the findings of a project aimed at supporting smaller organisations to build effect HR practice.
Could launching a cryptocurrency be the next big move for the social media giant? We asked Gavin Brown, Lecturer in Financial Economics, what he thinks.
With the Government introducing a new diploma to encourage the younger generation to enter careers in sport, we ask how we can support those already in the profession to develop.
At Manchester Metropolitan, we believe MBAs continue to be one of the most valued qualifications in the business world - here’s why.
Can we blame poor line management for inequality at the highest levels of business? We discuss.
In the face of uncertainty about the impact of Brexit on EU student fees and visas, could online learning be the answer to maintaining the UK’s international student population?
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