Further opportunities
Joint degree
Beyond your study programme: co-curricular opportunities
We understand that academic study isn’t the be-all and end-all when it comes to your postgraduate education, which is why we work hard to provide you with opportunities and experiences that will help you to discover more about your area of interest.
MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship (WMG)
We’re excited to be partnering with WMG, an academic department at the University of Warwick, on MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship for 2025 entry. Are you looking to establish your own business or drive change in an existing business? This MSc course is for future entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, and innovators looking to seize new opportunities. It is ideal for those with an entrepreneurial spirit, eager to create new value with solutions to commercial and even societal problems. It will also open up a range of alternative career pathways, from corporate venturing and business start-up to social innovation. It’s a practical course, with an emphasis on learning inside and outside the classroom. You’ll dive into ideation, creative problem- solving, disruptive innovation, and even use cutting-edge prototyping technologies to design new products. Additionally, you’ll explore the world of digital start-ups and learn about innovation-led corporate venturing through our simulations and experiential learning style. Please direct all enquiries to E wmgmasters@warwick.ac.uk W wbs.ac.uk/go/IAE
Past co-curricular activities have included: ■ Management Insights Series ■ Visits to local companies ■ Social trips and activities ■ CareersPlus coaching and guidance ■ Language skills ■ Programming and advanced IT skills ■ International study trips ■ Trading simulation at The Shard, London ■ Global conference. We are proud to offer our Master’s students a range of co-curricular opportunities and engaging experiences that complement and enhance our academic curriculum.
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Master’s Courses 2025
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