Insights from our Masters Academic Directors: Pathways to Success in Consulting, Finance, Management, and Marketing
Event Date: 14 October 2024 - 15 October 2024
We are delighted to be delivering this series of mini lectures, where you can gain an insight into our masters programmes in Consulting, Finance, Management, and Marketing.
The series is being delivered over two days, you'll hear from the academic directors of our Masters programmes at Strathclyde Business School, who will provide valuable insights into the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in these dynamic industries. From practical hands-on experiences to future-focused trends, these sessions are designed to help you make informed decisions about your postgraduate journey and career.
Whether you're a recent graduate or a working professional, we hope these lectures inspire you.
Register online for these events.
Monday 14 Oct 2024 at 11:00 (BST, GMT+1): From Classroom to Consultancy
Hear from Dr Shaker Mouhamad Ali Agha and discover how the practical elements of our Business Analysis and Consulting Masters programme empower students to thrive in the consulting industry.
This session will showcase the hands-on experiences offered through the course, from case studies to real-world projects. You'll also hear from Jake Murray, Francesca Murru, and Nigna Anil, all MSc Business Analysis and Consulting alumni, who will share how the skills and knowledge gained during their studies have seamlessly integrated into their daily work as a consultants. Join us to learn how this programme can set you up for career success in consulting.
Monday 14 Oct 2024 at 12:30 (BST, GMT+1): Driving Change: How AI and ESG Are Reshaping Corporate Finance Decision-Making
In this mini-lecture Dr Panos Loukopoulos, Senior Lecturer in Accounting, will examine how managers are responding to the growing demand for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) disclosure and transparency, and how they are integrating these factors into their decision-making processes.
We will also explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in corporations: how AI affects employee productivity, supports strategic decision-making, and its emerging role in the analysis of financial data.
Finally, we will discuss how a Finance Masters programmes at Strathclyde Business School can equip you with the mindset and skills needed to address these questions, applying theoretical knowledge to these real-world challenges.
Tuesday 15 Oct 2024 at 11:00 (BST, GMT+1): The Future of Management
The nature of management is going through cumulative and seismic changes across many sectors which has notable ramifications for managerial skill development. Increasing digitisation, agile and remote working and systems re-engineering are some of the key challenges businesses are facing. This mini lecture by Academic Director Kathryn Thory discusses the new management skills required to succeed in today’s workplaces and the manager’s critical role in developing performance, communicating, and nurturing employee wellbeing.
Through an exploration of these managerial elements, the lecture showcases the core themes of the Professional Management Practice module on the MBM and MIM programmes. Whether you're a recent graduate or a working professional looking to enhance your managerial skills, this mini lecture will provide you with valuable guidance to make an informed decision about your future.
Tuesday 15 Oct 2024 at 12:30 (BST, GMT+1): The Next Generation of Marketers
In this mini-Lecture join Dr Natalie McDougall, Academic Director in Marketing, to challenge some common marketing misconceptions and explore the future of Marketing. Focusing on our MSc Marketing and MSc Digital Marketing Management programmes, we’ll take a look at how Strathclyde Business School’s Department of Marketing is preparing the next generation of Marketers to seek positive impacts and tackle grand global challenges.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable information and make an informed decision about pursuing one of our Marketing programmes
Published: 20 September 2024
