Edge Hill University Business School

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Edge Hill University Business School have over ten years experience of providing effective management learning and management development for local managers through our part-time undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Business School staff have contributed to and led a number of interventions in public, private and voluntary sector training and consultancy projects. Computing staff have a wealth of experience in the fields of computing, information systems and web systems and many have research and extensive industrial experience and are keen to exploit that experience through the development of vocational short courses and interventions relevant to the needs of local organisations.

They are able to offer a range of learning approaches that include Action Learning, blended learning, seminars, on the job training, small group work, accreditation of learning in the workplace and the preparation and delivery of applied research projects.

Edge Hill University Business School work with MMU's CfE on the New Entrepreneur Scholarships (NES) programme.