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- MSING001: Project Management
- MSING002: Mastering Entrepreneurship
- MSING004: Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
- MSING005: Entrepreneurial Marketing
- MSING007 Entrepreneurial Finance
- MSING009: Managing High-Technology Organisations
- MSING010: New Technology Ventures
- MSING011: Creativity and Innovation in Organisations
- MSING012: Business Feasibility Planning
- MSING030: New Venture Analytics
- MSING016: Strategy for High-Tech Ventures
- MSINGT99: Dissertation
- MSING014B: Decision and Risk Analysis
- MSING015: Business Strategy
- MSING018: Accounting
- MSING019: Business Economics
- MSING020: Markets and Customers
- MSING021: Leadership, Ethics and Communication
- MSING022: Organisational Behaviour
- MSING023: Finance
- MSING715: Operations and Technology Management
- MSINGM99: Research Project
- MSING713: Innovation Management
- MSING305 - Fraud, Ethics and Forensic Accounting
- BENVGED8: Business and Sustainability
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Postgraduate Course Listing
Postgraduate Courses
- MSING001: Project Management
- MSING002: Mastering Entrepreneurship
- MSING004: Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
- MSING305 Fraud, Ethics and Forensic Accounting
- MISNG713: Innovation Management
- MSING715: Operations and Technology Management
- MSING010B: New Technology Ventures
- MSING007B Entrepreneurial Finance
- BENVGED8: Business and Sustainability
MSc in TE Programme - these modules are only available to students on the MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship programme
- MSING005: Entrepreneurial Marketing
- MSING007 Entrepreneurial Finance
- MSING009: Managing High Technology Organisations
- MSING010: New Technology Ventures
- MSING011: Creativity and Innovation in Organisations
- MSING012: Business Feasibility Planning
- MSING014: Decision and Risk Analysis
- MSING016: Strategy for High-Tech Ventures
- MSINGT99: Dissertation
MSc in Management Programme - these modules are only available to students on the MSc in Management programme
- MSING014B: Decision and Risk Analysis
- MSING015: Business Strategy
- MSING018: Accounting
- MSING019: Business Economics
- MSING020: Markets and Customers
- MSING021: Leadership, Ethics and Communication
- MSING022: Organisational Behaviour
- MSING023: Finance
- MSING305 Fraud, Ethics and Forensic Accounting
- MISNG713: Innovation Management
- MSING715: Operations and Technology Management
- MSINGM99: Research Project
PLEASE NOTE: Postgraduate courses are all rated at 15 credits except MSINGT99 and MSINGM99 which are worth 60 credits.
The information regarding the MS&I programme and individual courses within the Department of MS&I is, as far as possible, accurate at the date of publication. The courses available are those, which the Department of MS&I expects to provide, in the academic session to which this document relates.
However, the Department of MS&I reserves the right, before the student commences study on any of the courses detailed in this document, to discontinue teaching the course or withdraw and/or amend the contents of any topic contained within that course.
Entrepreneurship Guest Lectures
As part of the MSc Technology Entrepreneurship course - and in
conjunction with UCL Advances - there is a series of highly motivational guest
lectures delivered by leading entrepreneurs and investors.
There is an introduction by the leading entrepreneur or venture
capitalist investor followed by an interview-style Q&A session with the
BBC's consumer affairs correspondent (and part-time Management Science and
Innovation staff member!) Gillian Lacey-Solymar
2009/2010 Guest Lecture Series
2010/2011 Guest Lecture Series
Optional Courses in 'Innovation Management'
The aim of this programme is to engender in students the belief that entrepreneurship is a viable career option and to equip those students with the skills needed to pursue this option. It is open to postgraduate students for assessment or as a means of developing “innovation management” skills and understanding. The courses are of particular interest to those considering development of an innovative business opportunity or who are writing a dissertation or thesis where the topic has commercial potential. The courses are given alongside the similarly coded and titled undergraduate courses but have separate examining arrangements. Students may take one or more courses.
