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For the Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip.) you will study the four modules (60 credits) from the Postgraduate Certificate (PG Cert.) plus an additional three modules (60 credits) from the MA Business of Motorsport Master’s Degree.
N.B. The Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip.) does not include the Executive Project (Dissertation) the final module of the MA.
If you have already completed the NMA Postgraduate Certificate (PG Cert.) (60 credits) you can ‘Top-Up’ your qualification to a Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip.) by studying the PG Dip. Top-Up, an additional three modules (60 credits) from the MA Business of Motorsport Master’s Degree.
15 Credits
Understanding the background and history of motorsport is key to its future. This module will look at three key elements of motorsport; history, structure and governance. You will learn the purpose and background of the international governing body, the role of the national governing bodies and various other connected groups. The structure of the motorsport system, the role of the promoter and the impact motorsport as an industry can have on the world of engineering feature heavily to give you a rounded understanding of how far motorsport has travelled.
15 Credits
The law and motorsport are not disconnected. National and international governing bodies will provide the backdrop for this module in a twenty first century world. Motorsport has been beset by governance and ethical issues in the past and has worked hard to create a reliable and consistent level of control across the world that can uphold the values and absorb the challenges of modern-day sport. You will learn the most profound ethical challenges facing motorsport along with comparisons from other national and international sports, resulting in effective and sympathetic knowledge for the world of motorsport.
15 Credits
Like all sports there is change and motorsport is no exception. Motorsport has to cope with some of the most demanding of landscapes through the impact of internal and external factors. The commercial opportunities and risk factors made through global megatrends affecting motorsport are coming thick and fast and the industry has to acknowledge how it can reasonably react and benefit from the commercial opportunities ahead. This module examines the theories relating to change management, the controlled identification and implications of long term change along with the short-term resolution to change for many.
15 Credits
Understanding the background and history of motorsport is key to its future. This module will look at three key elements of motorsport; history, structure and governance. You will learn the purpose and background of the international governing body, the role of the national governing bodies and various other connected groups. The structure of the motorsport system, the role of the promoter and the impact motorsport as an industry can have on the world of engineering feature heavily to give you a rounded understanding of how far motorsport has travelled.
15 Credits
The law and motorsport are not disconnected. National and international governing bodies will provide the backdrop for this module in a twenty first century world. Motorsport has been beset by governance and ethical issues in the past and has worked hard to create a reliable and consistent level of control across the world that can uphold the values and absorb the challenges of modern-day sport. You will learn the most profound ethical challenges facing motorsport along with comparisons from other national and international sports, resulting in effective and sympathetic knowledge for the world of motorsport.
15 Credits
Like all sports there is change and motorsport is no exception. Motorsport has to cope with some of the most demanding of landscapes through the impact of internal and external factors. The commercial opportunities and risk factors made through global megatrends affecting motorsport are coming thick and fast and the industry has to acknowledge how it can reasonably react and benefit from the commercial opportunities ahead. This module examines the theories relating to change management, the controlled identification and implications of long term change along with the short-term resolution to change for many.
