Master of Science - Management (Social Economy)

Firms across the public, private, and third sectors are all considering how environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles should inform their business strategies. Employers across all industries are looking for innovative managers to take the lead on driving sustainability, equality and inclusion objectives to ensure their businesses are shaped for ethical growth and success.

MSc Management (Social Economy) will introduce students to the main theories and strategic perspectives associated with the ‘social economy’, those organisations that promote values of sustainability, inclusivity, and equality as part of their core mission.

Most importantly, students will learn the concrete ways they can turn these theories into an empowering reality and they will have the opportunity to connect with real-life social organisations in the public, third, and community sectors.

On this course students will learn not just the theory of what a social economy means, what sustainability and fairness look like, but also how they could make these a reality within organisations they might run or work for. MSc Management (Social Economy) is perfect for those who do not have a first degree in business, or relevant work experience in management. In their first term, students will study a core portfolio of modules that give them a firm basis in management and organisational issues.