At the Cardiff School of Management (CSM) we pride ourselves on having a strong reputation in applied research and active engagement with business and industry and can offer you first-class taught courses and unique research opportunities.
Our state-of-the-art facilities at the Llandaff Campus provides a great learning environment and enables the School to continue to be a leading centre in the UK for teaching and research in business subjects.
The School’s MBA currently has approximately 400 students on the full-time programme and many more on the distance learning and top-up options, making it one of the largest groups of programmes of its kind in Europe. It is an internationally recognised and respected qualification attracting students from the public and private sectors, from the UK and abroad. The MBA is complemented by the new part-time Executive MBA for experienced managers. Its highly practical and action-oriented approach combines intensive modular input in weekend blocks with real business projects and close tutorial support.
The School also offers a range of taught postgraduate programmes in Computing and Information Systems, Finance, Law, Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management.
Within CSM there is a well embedded research culture that permeates across the school. Research not only serves to advance management knowledge, it underpins and enriches our teaching and learning. CSM has a vibrant portfolio of specialist Masters as well as a PhD programme with over 60 enrolled MPhil, PhD and Professional Doctorate candidates. Many of our research degree candidates are international students funded by scholarships from their governments. We welcome applications from graduates who are wishing to pursue MPhil and PhDs related to our areas of expertise. We also welcome applications for our MRes or Professional Doctorate programmes.
Research activities at the School are organised into five broad themes within business and management and fourResearch Centres in specific areas. Much of our research is multidisciplinary, often carried out with researchers from other university faculties and knowledge networks around the world.
The five broad themes which reflect the interests and expertise of active researchers in the School are:
• Competitiveness, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
• Governance, Accountability and Social Justice
• Information Systems, Technology and People
• New Economies
• Tourism.
Under these themes sit the Schools four Research Centres:
• Cardiff Institute for Co-operative Studies
• Centre for Visioning Sustainable Societies
• Creative Leadership and Enterprise Centre
• Welsh Centre for Tourism Research
For further details of the research undertaken by Cardiff School of Management and the range of research degrees offered, visit: www.cardiffmet.ac.uk/csm.
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