Cass Business School is launching an MSc in finance and investment in September. Developed in consultation with City of London institutions, it will be taught on a part-time basis on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Students complete the programme in two years, or 18 months if they take additional electives.

The school for style setters of the future, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, is launching an MA in innovation management. According to the college, “students will learn to become a creative collaborative practitioner”. Alexander McQueen, Katharine Hamnett, and Terence Conran are all past students.

The graduate school at King’s College London has announced a package of new postgraduate studentships and bursaries. Included in the scheme are 25 fully funded graduate school studentships, 20 taught masters scholarships targeted at students from America, India, Pakistan, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Russia and the Middle East and Africa, part-funding for selected new masters programmes and bursaries to help existing students moving from first degree to masters.

Warwick Business School is running a postgraduate open day at the beginning of next month. Prospective students can drop in to find out more about the specialist masters and MSc in management programmes, and take a look around the campus.

With nuclear power back on the agenda in the UK, it could be a good time to study an MSc in a nuclear energy related subject. The University of Manchester has announced plans to establish a Centre for Nuclear Energy Technology that will help to equip people with the skills required to work in the global nuclear power industry. As well as focusing on science and engineering, it will also cover society and sustainability issues.

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