The MA Global Media and Management will provide you with the key skills and knowledge to pursue a career in media and cultural industries.
Delivered jointly by the School of Humanities and Keele Business School, the MA in Global Media and Management will equip you with specialist skills in media production and media management. You will develop high-level communication, problem-solving and other transferable skills that will enable you to excel in your career.
Working closely with industry partners ensures that the programme combines academic rigour with business-relevant content, equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed for a wide range of careers. After completing the programme our students have worked for top media companies such as the Kobalt Music Group, one of the world’s leading independent music publishers.
This single honours degree programme enables students to understand and critically analyse the broad range of issues and concepts which affect the health of individuals, groups and communities locally, nationally and internationally. With the ever-changing challenges of our societies there is a greater need to understand our communities in order to promote healthier lifestyles that improve public health and address issues concerning obesity, diabetes and mental health. Health and Wellbeing is a specialism that is growing in demand across all areas of corporate business, the public sector (including councils and other agencies) and the charitable sector.
This course will enable you to critically reflect on underlying issues within society and the inequality in health and wellbeing; how groups of people are affected differently locally, nationally and internationally.
You will consider what health means to different people and how it is exhibited, what affects our health and wellbeing and how we can shift to healthier lifestyles and what help can be provided to individuals, communities and society in general, as well as the differences in health and services across the world.
Develop a lifelong appreciation of the historical past as well as its influence on the societies of today and tomorrow. At Keele, you’ll study the way humans have always tried to organise their lives – physically and conceptually, individually and together.
You’ll learn the skills of the historian as you deepen your understanding of eras, continents and cultures from political, social and religious perspectives. You’ll develop an understanding of different approaches to history and the range of methods used in its pursuit.
You’ll take classes with world-renowned experts who love their subjects and love to teach too. You can choose History by itself or combine it with subjects including English Literature, American Studies, Politics or Education.
The MA in History provides distinctive opportunities for postgraduate study in History at Keele. It provides coverage of the attempts of human beings in past societies, from the Middle Ages to the very recent past, to organise life materially and conceptually, individually and collectively. It enables students to engage critically with the contested nature of the past and the role of the discipline as a mediator for understanding both the past and the present.
The MA in History provides distinctive opportunities for postgraduate study in History at Keele. It provides coverage of the attempts of human beings in past societies, from the Middle Ages to the very recent past, to organise life materially and conceptually, individually and collectively.
It enables students to engage critically with the contested nature of the past and the role of the discipline as a mediator for understanding both the past and the present.
The Human Biology course is ideal if you’re interested in biology but are looking for a particular focus on the human body and how we’ve adapted to our environment.
This course provides a broad understanding of the physiology of the body’s major systems as well as human health and disease and the relationship between the human body with the environment. You might explore the impact of nutrition and the environment on health, how humans in turn impact on the environment, and specialised topics such as human parasitology and human evolution.
Keele’s multidisciplinary approach puts human biology in context, so you’ll have input from experts ranging from clinicians, physiotherapists, nutritionists, geographers and conservation biologists. There are opportunities for studying abroad and for work experience; you could even add in a year’s industrial placement to create a four year degree.
The MA programme in Human Resource Management (HRM) is approved by the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD) and provides a thorough understanding of the employment relationship, covering issues such as pay, employee resourcing/development and professional practice. You have the choice of either a dissertation or applied company research (working with a company on a specific project and presenting solutions to them) after completing the taught modules.
This course is approved by the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD) and provides a thorough understanding of the employment relationship and an excellent grounding in the theory and practice of Human Resource Management.
This course offers an exciting opportunity to study human rights in the interdisciplinary context of law, politics and philosophy. The course content reflects that human rights is one of the key discourses of our times. The course is aimed both at people working in related fields (for example, professionals working in the fields of law, government and public sector, social services, human resource management, or human rights advocacy), and anyone else interested in further study in this area.
The topic of human rights is a staple of contemporary politics, philosophy and law, and is one of the key discourses of our times. The primary aim of the MA in Human Rights, Globalisation and Justice (HRGJ) Course is to provide you with an intensive period of study in which to develop practical and theoretical understandings of human rights law, politics and philosophy, at domestic, regional and international levels. The course also aims to provide key critical perspectives on human rights theory and practice, drawing in particular on feminist and postcolonial critiques to engage with issues of gender, sexuality, race, class, ethnicity, religion and power in relation to human rights realisation. Jointly taught by the School of Law and School of Politics, Philosophy, International Relations and Environment (SPIRE), the HRGJ course takes an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to the study of human rights.
Keele’s multi-disciplinary approach to International Business Management opens a gateway into the exciting and fast-paced world of global management. With a flexible course structure and options to study abroad, you will graduate with the skills and knowledge that provide a truly international outlook on business.
You will gain a realistic perspective on what happens in organisations, explore the ‘nuts and bolts’ of essential business skills and knowledge and access the concepts and debates in management and organisations.
You will learn about the difficulties and benefits of managing across cultures and languages. Under the supervision of our internationally-recognised tutors, this research-informed course will encourage you to reflect critically on your learning, to challenge received wisdom and to think for yourself about the theories you encounter.
You have the option to take a placement year as part of this programme, building your skills and experience further to prepare you for working life after graduation.
This course equips you with the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in international business. You will develop an appreciation of the contemporary challenges faced across global economies and the requirements for conducting business across national borders. Our corporate links provide opportunities for a variety of business engagement activities, including study trip, factory visit, and undertaking Company Consultancy projects or work placements.
Business today is global. This brings both opportunities and challenges that require managers and leaders who have an expansive knowledge and understanding of operating businesses internationally. The MSc in International Business focuses on developing your understanding of business and management within a global context, offering a deep insight into areas such as strategic management, cultural management issues, ethical and environmental issues and international value chains. You will develop an integrated and critically-aware understanding of how organisations operate across borders at both a strategic and operational level, preparing you for a career in a leadership or management role in a variety of settings throughout the world.
International law is an increasingly important field of study and practice. Never before has international law taken such a central position in public debates. This LLM is designed for those who seek to develop recognised expertise in the main areas of international law.
International law is an increasingly important field of study and practice. Never before has international law taken such a central position in public debates. The regulation of financial markets, environmental protection, the management of migrations or the prosecution of war criminals are all areas in which international law plays a central role.
International law does not only affect the behaviour of states and intergovernmental institutions; neither is it a discipline of diplomats, academics and philosophers. International law today dominates the activity of transnational corporations, NGOs and inpiduals, from footballers to victims of human rights violations. As a result, governments, international institutions, NGOs, businesses and law firms are increasingly looking for inpiduals capable of dealing with complex issues of transnational law.