The York Management School
Research-led teaching, based on influential scholarship, international profile and strong links with external organisations.
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Undergraduate courses
Gain skills for careers in management, marketing, accountancy and finance.
Masters courses
Study at an advanced level to hone your specialist knowledge.
PhD in Management
Pursue your own research to build our understanding of business and management.
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Student voices
Get the inside view on life at York Management School from our students.
95.6% employed
95.6% of York Management School graduates were employed or in further study six months after graduation.
Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey 2016/17 (HESA) (full-time UK students)
“Students from all backgrounds achieve consistently outstanding outcomes”
The TEF Panel, Office for Students, June 2018
Our Gold Teaching Excellence Framework award demonstrates our commitment to the delivery of consistently outstanding teaching and learning for our students.
Coming soon: a new home
A fantastic new facility for York Management School will open in early 2021.
The brand-new building is in its final stages and will be complete at the end of 2020, ready for the Management School to move in at the new year.
As well as modern teaching spaces there will also be a large high quality café available for students and staff to enjoy some well deserved down time.
What's on
Our research
We place a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary research. Our staff regularly publish in internationally leading academic journals in business and management and related disciplines.
Featured projects
IKnowFood
A £3.3m, four-year project to improve the resilience of our food systems to shocks from climate change and market shifts.
NHS LGBT networks
Aiming to create more inclusive workplaces through a better understanding of the ways in which LGBT networks operate.
World Cup 1966
A pioneering management history of the 1966 FIFA World Cup, investigating the impact of the tournament on economic development.
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