Micro-Credential Certificate
Managing People
This Micro-Credential focuses on responsible leadership in the face of constant change within organisations. It aims to instil lea[...]
Join this course if you are looking to further your studies.
Faculty:
School of Business
Study Options:
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Start Date:
Tuesday 22nd September 2026
Level:
Microcredentials
Course Length:
12 Weeks
Qualification:
Micro-Credential Certificate
Apply:
Applications are now open.
Placement Option:
No
The aim of the module is to provide an introduction to the practical and theoretical principles of Management Information Systems (“MIS”) and New Technologies in order to empower students with the skill set and knowledge needed to understand information systems implementation and its advantages for an organisation. Students will develop an understanding of the theory and models that are the basis of MIS and New Technologies and will critically assess how to apply these in their own business environments. By examining elements of operations management, students will also be introduced to the processes and tools that allow managers to effectively deliver digital change and add value to an organisation.
Applications are now open.
Due to immigration constraints, we cannot accept part-time applications for visa requiring students for this programme.
Micro-Credential start: Tuesday 22nd September 2026
Classes will take place:
The total cost for this Micro-Credential is £1,191
Typically, all applicants will *:
*The ethos of micro-credentials is to open a pathway for any individual who wishes to take on new learning and, in this spirit, applications will be reviewed on a case-by case basis where candidates may not precisely meet the stated entry requirements.
English Language Requirements:
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