Leeds Beckett University

Overview

Corporate Governance is a specialized program that equips you with the knowledge to understand how boards, governance structures, and risk-related decisions influence organizational performance. This course aims to cultivate practical skills necessary for governance roles, encompassing company secretarial practice, leadership, and ethical decision-making.

What you'll study

The curriculum is designed around essential modules that integrate governance theory with practical application. You will also engage in a dissertation project to reinforce your learning and showcase your ability to conduct applied governance analysis.

• Applied Corporate Law
• Interpreting Financial and Accounting Information
• Boardroom Dynamics
• The Practice of Governance, Leadership and Strategy
• Corporate Secretarial Practice
• Risk Management
• Leadership, Governance and People Management Dissertation Project

Curriculum note: Module availability and sequence may vary. Please check the program website for the latest information.

Entry requirements

• Academic background: A second class honours degree (or equivalent) or relevant professional experience or training.
• Selection process: An interview is required as part of the admission process.
• References: A reference (academic or professional) is required with the application.
• English language (minimums):
  • IELTS: 6.0 (overall)
  • TOEFL iBT: 79 (or equivalent)
  • PTE Academic: 54 (overall)
  • Oxford Test of English (OTE): 120 (overall)

Important: Entry requirements may be updated by the university. Verify the latest requirements and any additional documents on the program website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Corporate Governance program will be well-prepared for various roles within organizations, including positions in corporate governance, risk management, and leadership. The skills acquired during this course will enhance your ability to effectively navigate the complexities of modern organizational environments, making you a valuable asset to potential employers.