MGT61088 Collaborative Networks and Relationships in a Global Context

Aims/Description: The module introduces the nature and role of collaborative networks and relationships in a global context. In an interconnected and diversified world, organisational leaders have to become increasingly adept at managing partnerships and network relationships on a global scale in order to identify and exploit global opportunities and support organisational strategy. This module examines collaborative approaches through networks and relationships as a source of competitive advantage. The module highlights the strategies that allow leaders to build, manage and sustain global partnerships and networks effectively. Further, the module considers the influence and impact of the global context on the development and maintenance of collaborative relationships.

Restrictions on availability: Restricted to learners on the Senior Leadership Apprenticeship Programme (Executive MBA) or the non-apprenticeship route (Executive MBA).

Staff Contact: COUPER CAROLE

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Seminars, Independent Study

Assessment: Course work

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