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At Cardiff Met, our high-quality and professionally relevant Business & Management postgraduate degrees are designed to equip you with the necessary skills, confidence, and knowledge to prepare you for your future career in a range of sectors and industries.

Our diverse range of courses enables you to develop specialist skills and knowledge in your area of interest no matter what your career aspirations – whether human resource management, project management or entrepreneurship. Our master’s degrees are designed in collaboration with industry, academic experts, and accredited bodies, so you can be confident that your learning is in line with the needs of industry and will set you up for career success.

You will have opportunities to gain industry experience through working on live projects and hear from guest speakers as you gain practical experience, develop your professional network and plan for your career goals. Our taught research degrees give you the opportunity to develop advanced knowledge and make an original contribution to your field of study through completion of a research project.

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Our Cardiff School of Management building at the Llandaff Campus embodies our mission to inspire future leaders of industry, whilst providing a hugely supportive learning environment.

Facilities include our purpose-built Moot Courtroom, Hospitality Suite, and dedicated IT centres with access to specialist, professional software, enabling you to develop your skills and gain practical experience as part of your studies.

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“The MSc International Supply Chain and Logistics Management modules are designed to align perfectly with your career goals as you expand your knowledge in the logistics and supply chain industry. Modules such as Production & Operations Management and Quality Engineering Management are very practical. If you strive to work in a production-driven corporation, you can see how helpful the modules will be to gain hands-on experience.”

Nghi Le
MSc International Supply Chain and Logistics Management Graduate and Project Logistics Specialist at Air Products

 
 

“The MSc Human Resource Management (HRM) was tough, but valuable and I was lucky to experience it with some amazing people. My role as Student Rep enabled me to meet new people and help organise social events which was great. I chose to continue studying at Cardiff Met for the familiarity, supportive tutors and the CIPD Level 7 accreditation. I loved every moment and couldn’t have asked for better tutors, who were always happy to help and provide support when needed.”

Christie Smith
MSc Human Resource Management Graduate and Internal Recruitment Advisor at Kocho

 
 

“I had classmates from all over the world; India, Africa, France, Italy, and so many other places around the globe. It was truly a great experience working on projects together and understanding the role of cultures and how a variety of perspectives can contribute to the highest level of problem solving.”

Elianna Chavez
MSc International Business Management Graduate and EMEA Marketing Coordinator at Bizagi

Meet the Team
 

I am very fortunate to be able to teach and research in my favourite subject area – Human Resource Management (HRM). Both teaching and research are hard because it is so important to deliver the best. They are also rewarding because successful outcomes have positive impacts on students and myself.

I have expertise in conducting both independent and collaborative research projects in the HRM field across cultural settings. I bring this into my teaching of the Research Skills module for MSc HRM students. My background enables me to guide and motivate students throughout their research project at each key stage. During my teaching of the International HRM module, I draw on my particular interests to stimulate class discussions of cross-cultural and international HRM issues.

Dr Xiaoni Ren
Senior Lecturer and Programme Director for the MSc Human Resource Management at Cardiff School of Management

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