Module code | NSA 3100 NSA 4100 |
Start date | Spring term |
Duration | Five months via distance learning |
Attendance | Part-time |
Fees | See the Fees and funding below |
Module leader | Harriet Oliver |
Develop the skills to work more effectively as a leader or manager within a public or private organisation in this short course, available either via distance learning or on campus.
We understand the needs and challenges for professionals working within a wide range of public sector and private organisations. That's why we developed this course to benefit any practitioner who is looking to move into a leadership or management role, including those who wish to enhance their current managerial position.
Taught by experienced practitioners via distance learning to fit around your schedule, this course will challenge you to develop your own leadership role, with opportunities to critically evaluate your managerial style and apply knowledge within your workplace. Through a series of lectures and workshops you will examine the theoretical underpinnings of leadership with particular focus on models, influence, co-production and participation within service contexts.
Armed with these valuable insights and contemporary skills you will enhance your existing practice and future career prospects.
For further details and timetables please contact H.Oliver@mdx.ac.uk
This course uses a variety of teaching methods and innovative resources to explore the following subjects:
You will be assessed through coursework.
If you are studying this programme and your fees are being paid for by an NHS Trust under contract with the University, then please download an application form by following the link from our CPD health webpage.
If you are studying this programme and your fees are not being paid for by an NHS Trust under contract with the University (for example, you are funding your own studies), then please complete the Middlesex University application from our postgraduate applications webpage.
The fees* below refer to the 2022/23 academic year unless otherwise stated.
Per credit: £63
15 credits: £900
30 credits: £1,890
*Course fees are subject to annual inflation.
There are several funding options available:
For more information for any of these options, including fee rates for self-funding/employer-sponsored students, please visit our dedicated funding page.