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Course Programme

The Master of Science (MSc) programme is a 12-15 month course. All of the ESE postgraduate master degree programmes are taught in English and have a standard 210 UK credit structure (105 ECTS credits). Completion of the master’s programme necessitates:

• full-time, compulsory attendance
• internship placements
• final dissertation

Term I
5 core courses, common to all master students, regardless of specialisation.

Term II
6 specialisation courses in management.

Term III
In this third phase of the programme students will complete a three month internship in a sector relevant to their chosen specialisation and a report based on their experience

Term IV
The dissertation is the capstone module of the modular MSc. Once the students have completed the three phases listed above they will concentrate on their dissertation.

TERM I

TERM II

TERM III

TERM IV

5 Core Courses

 

PHASE I

5 Specialisation Courses

PHASE II

Internship

 

PHASE III

Dissertation

 

PHASE IV

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