Business With Strategic Risk Management Pgcert | Pgdip | Msc in Robert Gordon University, UK

Business With Strategic Risk Management Pgcert | Pgdip | Msc in Robert Gordon University

Globalisation, technological enhancements and a turbulent business environment are calling for an enhanced ability to manage risk and a strong focus on business continuity in all sectors of the economy. This course offers managers, both experienced and new to the field, the opportunity to develop their managerial skills, with a particular expertise in the management of risks.

This course is part of the MSc Business and Management programme, giving you the option of studying a 2 year MSc (with work placement)

Strongly connected to the business world, the course has been designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge required to identify, assess and manage strategic, organisational, environmental and technological risks, as well as the threats presented by unpredictable situations.

You will focus on both operational and strategic issues and develop your abilities in business continuity, crisis and resilience management.

Each course in the Business and Management programme comprises of a dual award:

• A globally recognised Masters qualification
• A Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership (level 7) from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI)

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