MSc Leadership and Strategic Management
1–year Master's degree
Distance Learning
Start September or February
Monthly payments available
PCU will match employer funding*
*If you are employed by a company which agrees to contribute towards funding your studies, PCU will match employer funding up to 20% of the tuition fee. For example, if your employer agrees to pay 10% of your fees, PCU will match it. If they agree to 50% of your fees, PCU will match it by 20%.
Note: Applicants who apply for and are successfully awarded a scholarship are not eligible to benefit from this bursary, even if their company agrees to cover the cost of their tuition fees.
Programme Essentials
- Gain specialist leadership and strategic management skills specifically developed in response to industry needs
- Acquire cross-cultural skills in negotiation, teamwork, leadership and management
- Enhance and develop your career to achieve a senior management role
- Reflect on work-based performance and development and implement new learning in your workplace
- Cooperate on international projects during your studies
- Engage with PCU’s highly-regarded industry network partners and guest lecturers
- Opportunity to publish your best work in our CRIS Bulletin, recognized among international journals
- Extend your local and international networks and set a path for contributing to business and society as a whole
- Enjoy regular seminars, workshops and guest speakers at our Master Speaker Series
MSc Leadership and Strategic Management is offered in the framework of the Lifelong Learning with a PCU certificate leading to British qualification, and at the same time granting ECTS credits for the British degree. Find out more about programme accreditation & recognition →
What You Study
Semester 1
- Business Research Methods
- Global Leadership Challenges
- Work Based Portfolio (start)
Semester 2
- Strategic Management for the Global Environment
- Challenges of Globalization
- Work-Based Portfolio (complete)
- Dissertation (start)
Semester 3
- Dissertation (complete)
FWD Insurance, Thailand & Hong Kong
Schedule
Meet your Programme Leader
Hon. Prof. Stefano Cavagnetto, Ph.D.
Stefano Cavagneto, Pro-Rector of PCU and Programme Leader for the MSc in International Management, teaches a range of subjects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including Finance, Business Ethics, Statistics, Programming, and Management Research.
He also pursues his own professional and educational interests in mathematics, ethics, behavioural finance and business management. Stefano holds a PhD in Mathematics (Charles University, Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Science of Czech Republic) and is a Doctor in Philosophy of Amedeo Avogadro University, in Vercelli, Italy. He also holds a professional MA in Science Communication (COREP - Centre for Education and Permanent Research - of the Polytechnic-University of Turin).
Entry Requirements
- A minimum of 2 years full-time relevant working experience in the management area and currently employed in such a role.
a) Either a British honours degree, first or second class; or
b) another suitable Bachelor's degree in any subject area; or
c) a postgraduate qualification or relevant professional qualification. - English language certificate. Required Scores: IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT score of at least 90. Other English certificates may be accepted. If the applicant has completed a Bachelor’s programme entirely in English this requirement may not apply.
- Letter of motivation (minimum 500 words) describing career and personal motivation
- Professional and academic references
- Curriculum Vitae
- For all programmes at Prague City University there is a final interview between the applicant and the Programme Leader before the final decision on admission is made.
Are you interested in this programme?
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Meet a Graduate
Emil Nakov, Vice President of Sales Europe at Omni United & MSc Leadership and Strategic Management graduate
I consider leadership vital for professional success. Good leadership skills allow you to lead others, but also to manage yourself. In the end, most of business is done by people and requires an understanding of people’s personalities, drivers and cultural differences. Strategic management is what I’m primarily interested in, especially when dealing with new markets and customers. It helps you to see the “big” picture, the drivers behind processes and how to plan your activities.