MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IAE)

at Warwick Manufacturing Group

Course modules

You'll be required to take the following modules as part of this MSc programme:

• Business Model Generation
• Service Design and Delivery
• Enabling a New Venture
• Finance for Entrepreneurs
• Innovation
• Digital Marketing Strategy and Management
• Sales and Sales Management

In order to meet our academic entry requirement, you should have obtained the minimum of a UK 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent).
 

Candidates with a UK 2:2 (or equivalent) may be accepted upon demonstration of relevant professional experience.
 

SCLM is designed for graduates who want to work within logistics and supply chain management across a variety of business sectors. Typically students will have a background in engineering, maths, statistics, business or management studies. Highly motivated graduates from other disciplines will also be considered.
 

English language

If you are a non-native English speaker, we need to confirm that your English language competency is sufficiently good for you to get the most out of your Master's study. You therefore require you to take a SELT (Secure English Language Test) and submit your results as one of your academic requirements. If you are taking an IELTS test, we require a score of 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in any one component). 

The tuition fee is £16,338 for Home students and £29,950 for International students.

Innovation and Entrepreneurship graduates will often start their own business, and we’ve seen graduates become successful in a wide range of sectors including: food and drink, music, business consultancy, digital education, oil and gas, manufacturing, outsourcing, fashion, textiles, luxury goods and jewellery, logistics, and finance. Others go on to create new divisions and ventures for their family business, or start work in sectors in which they plan to later launch their business.
 

Employers also very much value the skills and innovative way of thinking that students develop on this course. This is borne out by the types of roles many have gone on to secure after graduating. Whilst a lot of graduates will go on to establish their Start-Up, develop their own or their family businesses, or work collaboratively with other start-ups or SMEs, others have gone on to work for more established employers. Below, we’ve listed a few examples of some you may recognise:
 

• Austrian Airlines
• Cisco
• ExxonMobil
• General Electric
• Google
• International Youth Foundation
• Jaguar Land Rover
• Johnson & Johnson
• McKinsey & Co
• Nielsen
• Samsung Electronics
• Sony
• Tata Technologies
• Vodafone