

MRes in Organisation, Work and Technology, Lancaster University
Lancaster,
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12 Months
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About this course
The MRes Organisation, Work and Technology programme at Lancaster University is designed for students interested in exploring the theoretical and research aspects of Organisation, Work, and Technology. It offers significant flexibility, allowing students to select modules aligned with their research interests, drawn from pathways related to HR Management, HR and Consulting, or Digital Business, Innovation and Management. The structured curriculum combines compulsory research training modules, pathway modules tailored to individual research areas, optional modules from OWT or Arts and Social Science, and a final research dissertation. This course emphasizes in-depth understanding of key theories, concepts, and debates, making it suitable for those aiming to pursue a PhD, an academic career, or roles in social science research, policymaking, or social research-oriented business functions.
Why this course is highly recommended
This programme is ideal if you are planning to progress to a PhD or seek a career in social science research, academia, or policymaking. It offers a flexible, research-focused approach, enabling students to build deep theoretical knowledge while customizing modules to match their interests.
Specialisation
Students can specialise by choosing pathway modules in areas that reflect their research interests, including options from MSc in HRM, MA in HR and Consulting, or MSc in Digital Business, Innovation and Management. The programme allows tailoring the coursework extensively based on individual academic and research goals.
Course fees
Application fees
27.71L
1st year tuition fees
27.71L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Applicants should hold a 2:1 honours degree or equivalent in any subject. Relevant work experience is beneficial but not essential. Non-standard candidates will be considered on a case-by-case basis. The course also offers pre-master's pathways to help improve subject knowledge and English language skills if needed.
English language test
PTE
58
TOEFL
87
DUOLINGO
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IELTS
6.5
Career prospects
Graduates may pursue careers in academia, social science research, policymaking (such as government or think tanks), or social research in business settings. The course's research orientation prepares students for roles requiring in-depth understanding of organisation, work, and technology theories.
FAQs
What are the scholarship options available for international students?
International students can benefit from scholarships like the Management School Scholarship, Lancaster Global Scholarship, and Alumni Loyalty Scholarship, which can significantly reduce tuition costs depending on your qualifications.
Can I choose modules outside the programme?
Yes, optional modules can be selected from the Faculty of Arts and Social Science or additional OWT modules, providing further customization based on your research interests.
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