Leadership and change: the MAMLL experience
Published 21 May 2008
In this video report Dr Kiran Trehan explains the purpose of the annual discussion event and alumni and current students describe the value the MAMLL programme has for them.
The event brought together leading Lancaster academics with current students and alumni of the department’s flagship part-time programme – the MA in Management Learning and Leadership – or ‘MAMLL’ as it’s known to participants.
The event was an opportunity for applicants to MAMLL to get a feel for what studying management learning at Lancaster will be like, and to talk to current students, alumni and faculty and get their impressions of the programme.
The event was a mixture of presentations about current research issues, panel-style discussions led by current MAMLL students and alumni, and informal networking.
Professor John Burgoyne spoke on 'Beyond the Learning Company - 20 years on', while Professor Judi Marshall introduced some of the ideas she has been working on in 'Leadership for Sustainability'.
Additional information about the sessions
The MA in Management Learning & Leadership (MAMLL)
MAMLL is a unique two-year part-time Masters programme that has now been running for 27 years. Run by the Department of Management Learning and Leadership, the programme is innovative in design; it uses a combination of face-to-face residential workshops, regular action-learning sets and networked learning to develop a lively and challenging learning community.
The programme is designed for mid-career professionals in management development, management education or leadership roles.
