UNITED KINGDOM Business, ECONOMICS and Finance
Nottingham
University Business School
Nottingham University Business School is a leading centre for
management education at one of the UK’s most prestigious and
popular universities. The 2008 Times Good University Guide ranks
the School sixth among UK management schools and the MSc
International Business is ranked in the 2007 Financial Times top
European Masters in Management, where Nottingham’s
Contact details
The Postgraduate Office, Jubilee Campus
postgraduate careers service ranks second in the UK for Wollaton Road, Nottingham NG8 1BB, United Kingdom
placement success. The School
Tel: +44 (0) 115 846 6603
Fax: +44 (0) 115 846 6981
rated grade 5 for excellence in
E-mail:
ma-business@nottingham.ac.uk
international research in the
www.nottingham.ac.uk/business/ma
■ Director
Research Assessment Exercise, Leigh Drake, Professor of Financial Economics
which ensures that teaching is
■ Programme Director
informed by top class research.
Scott Goddard, Director of MA/MSc Programmes
■ Year founded
1998
PROGRAMMES
■ Language of instruction
Nottingham University Business School
English
Masters programmes are an ideal route
■ Students
Total Masters students: 800 / Overseas students: 70%
to career progression or change, while either in hard copy or online at
the School’s graduates are highly sought
■ Faculty
www.pgapps.nottingham.ac.uk
Approximately 125 academic staff
after, both nationally and internationally.
• Applicants whose first language is not ■ Scholarships
Students can choose to study part of the
English, and who do not have a degree
Up to 4 for Home and EU applicants, worth 50% of tuition
MSc International Business or MA Finance
from a UK, US, or Australian institution,
fees. Bursaries for MSc Tourism and Travel Management
and Investment at the University’s
and scholarships for MA CSR
are normally required to provide
campus in Ningbo, China and the school’s
■ Library
evidence of their competence in English.
Dedicated Business Library with 24 hour computer
programmes have participants from over
Either: An IELTS score of at least 7.0 with resource centre
40 countries, which allows them to
a minimum score of 6.0 in each of the ■ Careers service
experience a rich variety of business
four elements of the test.
Dedicated postgraduate careers service
perspectives from their peers.
Or any one of the following three
■ Internships
Nottingham University Business School
options: a) A TOEFL score of at least 600,
Optional placements for most MA/MSc programmes
also offers AMBA accredited MBA
with a TWE score of 5.0.
■ Accommodation
programmes, ranked in the FT’s top 100,
Guaranteed University housing for overseas students who
b) Computerised test equivalent of 250
accept a place on the MA/MSc by 31st August
and a highly rated PhD programme.
with a TWE of 5.0, and a GMAT of at
■ Distance to nearest town
Nottingham 1 mile
ADMISSION requirements
least 600 with a minimum Analytical
Writing Assessment score of 5.0. ■ Local transport
• A first or upper second-class honours
c) An Internet-based TOEFL score of at
Bus, train
degree (or equivalent).
least 100, with a minimum score of 22
■ Nearest airport
• A Postgraduate Application Form, in each individual element of the test.
Nottingham East Midlands Airport 30 min. from City centre
Programmes Start date Duration Fees (UK & EU)* Fees (overseas)*
MA in Corporate Strategy and Governance September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Finance and Investment September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Management September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Marketing September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Corporate Social Responsibility September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Insurance Studies September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MA in Risk Management September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Computational Finance September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £13,500
MSc in International Business September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Tourism Management and Marketing September 1 year, full-time £7,000 £12,840
e-MSc in Tourism and Travel Management September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Operations Management September 1 year, full-time £4,200 £12,840
MSc in Operations Management and Manufacturing Systems September 1 year, full-time £4,200 £12,840
MSc in Industrial Engineering and Operations Management September 1 year, full-time £4,200 £12,840
MSc in Supply Chain and Operations Management September 1 year, full-time £4,200 £12,840
MSc in Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
Joint MSc Programmes in Entrepreneurship:
MSc in Computer Science and Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Crop Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Chemistry and Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Sustainable Technology and Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
MSc in Electrical Engineering and Entrepreneurship September 1 year, full-time £7,500 £12,840
Executive MSc in Global Supply Chain Management (minimum 2 years’ work experience) September 2-4 years, part-time £15,000 £15,000
(*) All fees are provisional and applicants should check details:
www.nottingham.ac.uk/fees. All successful applicants are required to pay £300 deposit, which will be offset against the fee.
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