Management Science
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Profile
Research Degrees Number of Postgraduate Students Website
MPhil/PhD by research 82 www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/departments/mansci
Taught Courses Head of Department Location
MSc in Operational Research and Professor Linda Hendry The Management School
Management Science
MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Enquiries
Management tel: +44(0)1524 593840
MSc in Management Science and fax: +44 (0)1524 844885
Marketing Analytics e-mail: managementsciencemsc@lancaster.ac.uk
MSc in Project Management
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MRes in Management Science
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The Management Science Department is one of the largest of its
type in Europe. Our research and teaching interests cover e-
business, information management, logistics and supply chain
management, marketing analysis, operational research, operations
management and systems.
We have a worldwide reputation as an international centre of
excellence, with students from many countries undertaking
research and studying on our Masters Programmes.
Our taught programmes in Management Science are ideal for you
if you wish to work in decision support, business analytics,
marketing analysis, logistics, supply chain, industrial engineering,
operational research and management science. The employment
record of our graduates is excellent and they are in demand from
Management Science
business and the public sector for their analytical skills. There is an
active international alumni network based on our 40 years
Didier Soopramanien
experience.
Management Science
Our approach
Our taught Masters programmes emphasise four themes:
Didier Soopramanien is a lecturer in Management Science and
joined the Department in 2002 after completing a PhD in • Quantitative modelling: building and using mathematical and
Economics at Lancaster University. His research and teaching
statistical models to help people plan and make better decisions
interests are in the area of applied marketing analysis and
• Systems thinking: seeing the whole picture, not just part of the
modelling. His research has appeared in peer reviewed journals
problem
such as Applied Economics, Telecommunications Policy and
• Consulting skills: how to work with people and to make an
International Journal Retail and Distribution Management.
impact
When he is not working hard, he can either be found on the
• Real-world focus: putting theory into practice through a 4-
football pitch or doing outdoors circuits training very early in
Management School:
the morning.
month project
“Organisations are increasingly in need of skilled analysts to
Project-based learning
analyse data and provide them with strategic competitive
The MSc projects are an essential part of the learning on each of
knowledge on their consumers and competitors. The Internet
the Masters programmes and give you a chance to use the
has and will continue to change the marketing landscape and
analytical methods and professional skills developed on the taught
there is now increasing evidence that competitive advantage
modules. Completion of a project will be an asset on your CV and
can be gained by intelligently using data to better understand
students sometimes go on to work for the organisation that
the market and the manner in which it is going to evolve. My
sponsors their project.
research is currently looking into modelling the nature of this
interesting change in the retailing environment mainly from a
consumer behaviour perspective.”
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