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Can you explain the modules and career prospects of the Global Strategy and Innovation Management course at Leeds for a MSc?

06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Gagandeep Singh · 1 min read
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The MSc in Global Strategy and Innovation Management at the University of Leeds prepares you for leadership roles in innovation-driven industries, blending strategic theory with practical skills.

Core modules include:
- Strategic Management (15 credits): Fundamentals of organizational strategy.
- Managing for Innovation (15 credits): Types of innovation and commercialization.
- International Business Theory (15 credits): Globalization and international business.
- Digital Transformation Management (15 credits): Impact of digital technologies.
- Innovation Management in Practice (15 credits): Real-world application of innovation concepts.
- Research Design and Analysis (15 credits): Research skills for your dissertation or consultancy project.
- Dissertation (45 credits): Independent research or consultancy project.

Career prospects are strong, with roles such as:
- Strategy Consultant
- Innovation Manager
- Business Development Manager
- Product Manager
- Corporate Strategy roles

This program is well-suited for those aiming for managerial careers in fast-changing, creative industries. For detailed module lists or career support, your Leap counsellor can guide you further.

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