This course is a self-contained introduction to probabilistic and statistical methods used in risk management. A number of important questions and methods will be examined, including: How is the risk ...

Whatever function you work in, skills and knowledge in areas such as corporate finance, financial markets and financial accounting will build your credibility and ability to see the big picture for ...

Understanding the language and basic concepts in facility management service delivery. The Facility Manager’s role in adding value to enhance assets, user experiences, wellbeing and productivity. The ...

In this half course, students take the perspective of a Product Manager at a technology company tasked with improving and growing an existing product. Through case studies, exercises, assigned ...

This course is designed for graduates and professionals aspiring to move into management roles with strong information systems (IS) expertise, as well as business managers looking to leverage digital ...

Explores new approaches for organizing the total enterprise, including structuring, processes, and culture. Using cases and simulations, new forms of organizing are linked to various competitive ...

What do customers really want, and why? What information will they listen to and what will they ignore? How do they make decisions and how can we help them make better ones? For many companies, ...

Explore our campus, meet lecturers and current students, and learn more about what it's like to study at Manchester. We place social responsibility at the heart of your learning which means you can ...

This course covers nutrient cycling, water movement through agricultural landscapes, sustainable farm practices and nutrient budgeting in either pastoral agriculture or orchard and arable production.