University of Hertfordshire · Sandwich
International Business with Extended Professional Practice
The MSc International Business with Extended Professional Practice is a two-year postgraduate programme designed for students who want to combine academic study with meaningful industry experience. It offers a comprehensive exploration of global business opera…
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The MSc International Business with Extended Professional Practice is a two-year postgraduate programme designed for students who want to combine academic study with meaningful industry experience. It offers a comprehensive exploration of global business operations, preparing you to navigate complex international markets with confidence. In the first year, you’ll develop a strong foundation in key business disciplines, while also tailoring your learning through optional modules that reflect emerging trends and technologies. The second year is dedicated to a substantial industry placement, giving you the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting and complete a research project based on your experience. This structure ensures you graduate with both the theoretical insight and practical skills needed to succeed in today’s global business environment.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should hold a good honours degree (2:2 or above) in any subject. Those with relevant professional experience or qualifications may also be considered. International applicants must meet English language requirements, such as an overall IELTS score of 6.5.
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