Strategic Management - Aungier Street

Course Title: Master of Science in Strategic Management

What is... Strategic Management (with specialist streams)?

This course is suited to high-potential applicants who wish to develop their capabilities in the field of strategic management. The course is open to recent graduates as well as experienced managers.



Expertise in strategic management and planning has never been more important given the turbulent and challenging environments within which businesses now operate. At EU level change is now an ever present feature in relation to the money markets, banking and economics in general. At a global level businesses are faced with new competitors and different configurations of technologies generating new products. All this change has to be anticipated and managed by business at a strategic level to survive and indeed thrive. Graduates of this course will be well placed to undertake strategic planning for businesses whether they are in the public, private or voluntary sectors.



This course is also available part-time. The Masters in Strategic Management is accredited by the Institute of Management Consultants and Advisors.

TU309: Full Time

Year One

Semester 1

• Analytics for Strategic Decision Making [Mandatory]

• Consultancy Skills and Project [Mandatory]

• Finance for Strategic Decision Making [Mandatory]

• Leading for High Performance [Mandatory]

• Strategic Management 1 (Decision Making) [Mandatory]

• Critical and Responsible Management [Elective]

• Entrepreneurship [Elective]

• Essentials of Economics [Elective]

• Innovation Management [Elective]

• Project Management [Elective]



Semester 2

• Strategic Marketing [Mandatory]

• Consultancy Skills and Project [Mandatory]

• Strategic Management 2 (Global Strategy) [Mandatory]

• Management Accounting [Elective]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Digital Innovation and Organisational Change [Elective]

• Commercialisation [Elective]

• Seminar Series [Elective]

• Media Planning [Elective]

• Client Leadership [Elective]

• Management of Sales [Elective]

• Business to Business Marketing [Elective]

• International Marketing [Elective]

• Services Marketing [Elective]

• Marketing Technology [Elective]

• Digital Marketing [Elective]

• Strategic Operations Management [Elective]

• Strategic Supply Management [Elective]

• Business Taxation [Elective]



TU366: Part Time

Year One

Semester 1

• Finance for Strategic Decision Making [Mandatory]

• Leading for High Performance [Mandatory]

• Strategic Management 1 (Decision Making) [Mandatory]

• Critical and Responsible Management [Elective]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Seminar Series [Elective]



Semester 2

• Analytics for Strategic Decision Making [Mandatory]

• Strategic Marketing [Mandatory]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Strategic Resourcing and Talent Management [Elective]

• Innovation Management [Elective]

• Doing Business Globally [Elective]

• Seminar Series [Elective]

• Strategic Marketing Management [Elective]

• Strategic Supply Management [Elective]



Year Two

Semester 1

• Entrepreneurship [Mandatory]

• Seminar Series [Mandatory]

• Project Management [Mandatory]

• Consultancy Skills and Project [Mandatory]

• Strategic Management 2 (Global Strategy) [Mandatory]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Essentials of Economics [Elective]

• Human Resource Management in Context [Elective]

• Digital Marketing [Elective]

• Strategic Operations Management [Elective]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Essentials of Economics [Elective]

• Human Resource Management in Context [Elective]

• Digital Marketing [Elective]

• Strategic Operations Management [Elective]



Semester 2

• Seminar Series [Mandatory]

• Consultancy Skills and Project [Mandatory]

• Digital Implementation & Execution [Elective]

• Organisational Behaviour in Dynamic Environments [Elective]

• Strategic Resourcing and Talent Management [Elective]

• Commercialisation [Elective]

• Doing Business Globally [Elective]

• Strategic Marketing Management [Elective]

• Strategic Supply Management [Elective]

• Emerging Tech & Organ Change [Elective]

Minimum Entry Requirements?

Graduates of bachelor degree courses in business, economics (or an undergraduate programme where business subjects account for at least 50% of the subjects) who have achieved an honours degree (2.2 grade or higher) are eligible to apply. Applications from candidates who have an equivalent qualification at honours level (for example ACCA, CIMA or other professional bodies) are also eligible to apply. Applicants who do not have an honours degree in business (or equivalent) but who have substantial business experience can be considered by our Exceptional Entry Committee.



If English is not your first language you will need to provide evidence of your English language proficiency as detailed on our website. Applicants for this course should have a minimum IELTS (Academic Version) English Proficiency of 6.5 overall (or equivalent) with nothing less than 6 in each component.



Note: Due to the considerable competition for our postgraduate courses satisfying the minimum entry requirements is not a guarantee of a place. Depending on the course of study applications will be assessed on their academic grades and work/life experience may also be considered. Applicants may also be required to attend for interview for specific courses.

TU309 - Full-time: Applications for this course are now open.

TU366 - Part-time: Applications will open in February 2025.



Non-EU Students

Non-EU students, not resident in Ireland, are not eligible to apply for part time programs that are delivered on-campus. Applications for part time courses that require on-campus attendance will not be processed and the application fee will not be refunded.

Assessment is a combination of continuous assessment and written examinations in most modules. The continuous assessment accounts for about half the marks in most modules.

Method of Delivery: On-Campus

1 year, Full Time



Schedule

Lectures normally take place Monday – Friday from September to May. You will then undertake an individual Dissertation or Company Project over the Summer.



2 Years, Part Time



Schedule

Tuesday 6.00 – 8.00pm

Thursday 6.00 – 10.00pm



Lectures take place from September to December and then from February to May. You will then undertake an individual Dissertation or Company Project over the Summer of year 2.

Commencement Date: September 2025

What are my career opportunities?

Graduates from this course will enhance their career opportunities within the full range of public and private sector organisations. Past graduates have taken up management positions in a range of sectors including technology, communications, finance, government organisations and departments, consultancy houses, public sector bodies and non-profit organisations. It is envisaged that graduates will hold senior management positions once they obtain sufficient experience.



Graduates are employed in a diverse range of companies including:

Technology and Communications

• Facebook

• Google

• Oracle

• Vodafone

• Intel

• Telefonica O2



Finance

• AIB

• Central Bank

• Department of Finance

• Citi

• Consultancy Houses

• Accenture

• Deloitte

• PriceWaterhouseCoopers



General Management

• CRH Plc

• BMW Group

• Mitsubishi

• HSE