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Module Title LM Strategic Leadership
SchoolBirmingham Business School
Department Birmingham Business School
Module Code 07 29530
Module Lead Paul Aitken
Level Masters Level
Credits 10
Semester Semester 1
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions None
Contact Hours Lecture-30 hours
Guided independent study-70 hours
Total: 100 hours
Exclusions
Description Over 50 years of academic research and management practice has provided evidence (see the comprehensive list of readings) for the critical importance of 12 leadership agility practices which build ‘sustainable’ leadership and related enterprise in a constantly evolving work, home and community environment. When developed and applied over time in all spheres of life, this results in ‘mastering leadership agility’. In this module we will specify and learn about the 12 practices and apply them to your own experience, including reflection on the values, forces and circumstances that shape your own leadership purpose and your continuing leadership development.
Learning Outcomes By the end of the module students should be able to:
  • Critically analyse the strengths and limitations of strategic leadership theory
  • Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and understanding of how strategic leadership concepts such as cross-cultural competence and change management drive organisational performance and competitiveness
  • Analyse and critique the strategic leadership styles and effectiveness of leaders from a range of organisations
  • Demonstrate skills in verbal and written communication, team working, and critical analysis
Assessment 29530-01 : Group presentation : Presentation (20%)
29530-02 : 2500 word individual assignment : Coursework (80%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions Assessments:

Group presentation (20%)

Individual assignment - 2500 words (80%)

Reassessment: 2500 word assignment (100%)

These assessment methods will be contextualised to meet the individual needs of the module.
Other
Reading List