Master of Business AdministrationThe Teesside University Business School MBA (Online) is a flexible global programme for ambitious working professionals and aspiring business leaders. You develop the skills, knowledge and mind-set to tackle the difficult challenges facing organisations of all sizes, drive strategic change and make a real, practical difference to the success of businesses and economies. By studying our MBA, you not only gain an internationally renowned qualification but you will develop entrepreneurial and leadership skills to make an immediate impact in the workplace. If you aspire to make a significant contribution to your organisation and society more generally by leading at a strategic level, this is the course for you. Business and Finance Strategy (30 credits) / CSE4076-N / TU OnlineDescriptionIn today’s fast-paced and unpredictable global business environment, organisations of all sizes must think and act with agility, innovation, and creativity to stay competitive. Our Business and Finance Strategy module equips you with the knowledge and tools to navigate this complexity and drive impactful strategic decisions. Current Issues in Business and Society (10 credits) / CSE4046-N / TU OnlineDescriptionThe world we live in today is rapidly changing and presents a myriad of challenges, opportunities and, often, dilemmas for business and society more generally. In this module, students will be exposed to the latest issues facing business and society, but from a multidisciplinary perspective – drawing upon thought leadership from a combination of disciplines, such as business, social sciences and the humanities. The aim of this approach is to develop students’ critical thinking skills and to expose them to a range of different perspectives in order to enhance their responsible managerial decision-making skills. The module will, in part, take inspiration from the United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a basis for topical conten Leadership in a Global Context (30 credits) / CSE4078-N(PT) / TU OnlineDescriptionIn today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, effective leadership requires more than just management skills—it demands self-awareness, adaptability, and a global perspective. Our Leadership in a Global Context module empowers you to develop the self-leadership skills needed to shape your career and lead with confidence in diverse organisational environments. MBA Dissertation (60 credits) / CSE4047-N (PT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThe MBA Dissertation module gives you the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge and practical skills to address a significant business issue within an organisational context. This module enables you to integrate your learning and critically analyse a real-world problem, demonstrating your ability to bridge theory and practice effectively. Strategic Approaches to a Healthy Workplace (30 credits) / CSE4077-N / TU OnlineDescriptionA healthy workforce is the foundation of a successful organisation. Our Strategic Approaches to a Healthy Workplace module equips you with the skills and knowledge to develop and implement strategies that promote mental health and wellbeing, enhancing overall organisational performance. Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship (30 credits) / CSE4079-N(PT) / TU OnlineDescriptionIn a world where sustainability is no longer optional, organisations need forward-thinking leaders who can drive positive change. Our Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship module empowers you to develop the knowledge and skills to address sustainability challenges - whether by launching new ventures or driving innovation within established organisations. The Sustainable Organisation (20 credits) / CSE4048-N / TU OnlineDescriptionYou are introduced to the concept of the sustainable organisation, with a particular emphasis towards socio-economic impact. You analyse the relationship between various stakeholders and evaluate the relationship between entrepreneurship, philanthropy and sustainability. You gain an understanding of business in society and contemporary issues relating to philanthropy, and consider the role of government and policy-makers in shaping the legal, fiscal and cultural context for philanthropy and classical economics, and the role of the rational economic organisation. |










