Managing, Developing & Implementing Strategy

Managing Strategy will challenge you to take on a strategic perspective, departing from the operational perspectives of day-today management. You will develop the ability to critically analyse the internal and external environments as foundations for making informed decisions and selecting from a range of strategic options to create sustainable competitive advantage.

This course is right for you

If you are a manager with responsibility for working with the executive team and the Board in creating and implementing strategy for sustainable business success.

Your employer will benefit because

You will be able to identify the capabilities and resources that deliver sustainable competitive advantage, as well as implement new strategies to achieve organisational missions and goals.

You'll learn how to

• Analyse key strategic frameworks
• Identify the means by which organisations can achieve competitive advantage
• Compare and contrast various levels of strategy, including corporate and business unit level strategy
• Utilise various organisational performance management tools to aid in the strategic decision-making process
• Analyse the roles of leadership, organisational structure and culture in strategic management

Assessment

A combination of reports, plans, projects, and presentations.

Written assessment tasks are based primarily on the student's organisational context and experience. Assessment is at postgraduate level and requires academic referencing and evidence of having read and synthesised the literature.

Relationship to Qualification

Students who successfully complete this program and accompanying assessments will be granted credit towards the Graduate Diploma Management Innovation. 

Enrolment

Enrol now or contact the AIM Graduate School on (07) 3227 4873 or email graduateschool@aimqld.com.au.