Get a CMI accredited MBA in just 14 months full-time.
12th in employment in the UK*
Total fees: £8,880 – pay in full or pay per module.
Apply today to start in April 2026.
Graduate in just 14 months.
12 starts per year – from April 2026.
Beating Russell Group universities on outcomes*
CV support, events, 24/7 job search.
Study flexibly within a weekly structure.
Flex between full and part-time.
Design strategic HR initiatives that align talent management with business performance.
Develop fair and competitive reward strategies that motivate, retain, and inspire people.
Lead organisational transformation through effective communication and agile leadership.
Apply financial and business intelligence to support sound HR decision-making.
Conduct professional research and deliver evidence-based recommendations that shape real-world strategies.
Talent Management
Strategic Approaches to Reward Management
Environmental Focus
Strategy Formulation and Implementation
Change Management
Marketing Communication
Agile HRM
Financial and Business Intelligence
Research Methods
Research Development
Research Project
Step into people-focused leadership roles where culture, capability, and organisational growth come together – and where thoughtful HR strategy shapes real progress. Step into roles that help people and organisations thrive – with room to grow into senior leadership positions that guide culture, leadership, and change.
Possible career paths and their average salaries include:
Chief People Officer: £164,999
Senior Talent Acquisition Manager: £84,618
Director of Human Resources: £77,182
Management Consultant: £59,862
Learning and Development Manager: £50,273
*Salaries listed from glassdoor.co.uk and accurate as of February 2026.
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