MSc E-Business Management - Wolverhampton - West Midlands - University of Wolverhampton Business School - I15978

MSc E-Business Management

Institution:

University of Wolverhampton Business School
Method:

At the institution
Location:

Wolverhampton
Type:

Masters
Course fee:

By request
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MSc E-Business Management - At the institution - Wolverhampton - West Midlands

Objectives

Aimed at professionals in both general management and IT, this relevant, contemporary programme focuses on the management issues and challenges facing emerging e-organisations It provides the knowledge, understanding and skills required to design and manage new forms of ICT-enabled organisations It enables you to identify and understand future challenges facing organisations; to understand how a range of technologies can assist in meeting these challenges; and to redesign traditional business structures and processes to take advantage of the emerging technology This programme will significantly aid comprehension of, and provide insights into, the organisational and people-issues that future managers need to recognise and manage effectively
Entry requirements

You need an Honours degree from a UK university or overseas equivalent You will also need a reference from a tutor who has supervised your undergraduate studies or an employer If English is not your first language, you will need a TOEFL score of 550 or above, OR an IELTS score of 6.0 or above, or evidence of English proficiency equivalent to the above
Academic title

MSc E-Business Management
Course description

Future prospects

This course is aimed at those in general management who would like to deepen their understanding of the implications of information and communications technologies on future management and business

It is also aimed at IT professionals who would like to deepen their understanding of future organisational and management challenges that arise from the application of ICT

Typical modules may include
-Business Planning and Decision Making
-Business-to-Business Marketing
-Digital Economy
-E-Business Planning
-E-Commerce
-E-Government
-Information Age
-Knowledge Management
-Social Informatics