Diploma in Management Studies (Pre-MBA)
The Greenwich School of Management Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) programme aims to develop the skills of the programme members in taking decisions at a strategic as well as an operational level across the spectrum of management problems. On successful completion of the Diploma in Management Studies (DMS), programme members should be capable of assuming a high level of responsibility in the management of private or public sector organisations.
 Postgraduate Qualification
Those completing the DMS programme at an appropriate
level can proceed to a University of Plymouth MBA &
MSc programme at Greenwich School of Management.
Modes of attendance
The Greenwich School of Management Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) in Business
Management can be studied by attendance in the
following modes:
Daytime - 1 semester full-time or 2 semesters part-time
Evening - 2 semesters part-time
Executive - 2 semesters (4 weekends)
The Greenwich School of Management Diploma in Management Studies (DMS) in Health
Services Management is available in Executive mode
only.
Starting Dates
The Daytime and Evening DMS programmes have
enrolment dates in February, June and October each
year. The Executive DMS programmes have eight
enrolment possibilities each year (see application form for details).
Pathways
The Greenwich School of Management Diploma in
Management Studies (DMS) has the following
specialisations:
Tuition
There are lectures and tutorials in all modules and the
learning process is augmented by participation in case
studies and group work. This allows course members
to understand the theoretical concepts of management
by applying them to business problems in the real
world.
DMS Admission Requirements
Candidates will be expected to possess either a
degree or equivalent academic qualification or a
professional qualification, for example a Certificate in
Management Studies, and have at least two years
relevant work experience. Candidates without these
qualifications will be considered on their merits. All
candidates should possess a good command of
written and spoken English.
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