University of Sunderland · Full-time
International Business Management MSc
The MSc International Business Management is a new one year programme which aims to facilitate students to develop skills and knowledge to pursue a career in international business management. The programme allows students to develop mastery of the various con…
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The MSc International Business Management is a new one year programme which aims to facilitate students to develop skills and knowledge to pursue a career in international business management. The programme allows students to develop mastery of the various contexts of international business. The programme aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the relevant knowledge and skills in the key areas of international business management and prepare them for a career in business and management anywhere in the globe. The curriculum design and the learning outcomes are aligned to develop key competences that are required by employers from around the world. Students learn a range of theoretical tools and frameworks, analytical skills and the practical understanding to enable them to meet the global challenges from an organisational perspective. The programme strengthens students’ critical understanding of International Business environment, trade and strategy. Regular guest speakers and academic tutors will bring their knowledge of employability and the requirements of business to the programme.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants to have a business related degree normally at 2.2 level.
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