Master of Commerce and Management
Business & Management
A course by
Lincoln University
Cultivate your potential and develop advanced knowledge in management, organisational behaviour, marketing, finance, accounting, and economics. This master's programme prepares you for leadership and decision-making roles across a variety of organisations.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced theoretical and practical business knowledge
Gain a broad-based understanding and specialised skills in management, organisational behaviour, marketing, finance, accounting, and economics.
Prepare for research and leadership roles
Build research skills for business decision-making and prepare for leadership opportunities in a range of organisations.
About This Course
The Master of Commerce and Management is designed to nurture your capabilities in management and business. The programme offers an advanced, broad-based education in management, organisational behaviour, marketing, finance, accounting, and economics, preparing you to make informed decisions and shape the future of your organisation. The 240-credit master's includes taught coursework in your first year and a thesis in your second, with the option for 120-credit thesis-only for those with an appropriate honours degree.
Course Content
- Advanced management theory and practice
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing strategies and analytics
- Finance and financial analysis
- Accounting principles and practices
- Economics for business
- Research preparation and methodology
- Electives (normally including QMET615, ECON615, and four other courses from the BCom (Hons) schedule)
- 120-credit thesis research project
Entry Requirements
For 240-credit master's: Relevant New Zealand level 7 bachelor’s degree or recognised equivalent with a B average or better in final year courses
Build towards these roles
Business management rolesSenior leadership positions in organisationsConsultancyPolicy and advisory positionsMarketing, accounting, and finance careersAcademic or research opportunities
Build skills in these industries
Business
