Abertay University · Part-time
International Management
Ready to develop the global perspective demanded by today's organisations? This programme fundamentally transforms how you approach challenges, make decisions and create value. Develop the strategic mindset that allows you to see opportunities where others see…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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Ready to develop the global perspective demanded by today's organisations? This programme fundamentally transforms how you approach challenges, make decisions and create value. Develop the strategic mindset that allows you to see opportunities where others see obstacles, whether you're managing a local team with global implications or leading international expansion initiatives. Shape the future of global business Organisations often wrestle with volatile markets, data overload and culturally mixed teams. Abertay’s data-driven, human-centred MSc International Management equips you to make confident global decisions, deliver sustainable results and move faster into leadership. At Dundee Business School (DBS), we believe in being data-driven but human-centric, which means using analytics and insights to inform decisions while keeping people at the heart of everything we do. This approach runs through every aspect of this programme, preparing you to create ethical, inclusive and sustainable solutions that benefit organisations, stakeholders and society. Whether you're launching your management career or aiming to take it to the next level, the MSc International Management will equip you with the knowledge, analytical skill and practical expertise needed to lead effectively. Flexible study options You can begin your studies in September or January to suit your schedule. Full-time students will complete the degree in one year (September start) or 16 months (January start). The academic year consists of three terms, with your Master's dissertation completed in the final term under expert supervision. Alternatively, you can spread your studies over two years, allowing you to balance professional and academic commitments.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should have a minimum of a lower second-class (2:2) honours degree. Your first degree need not be a full business programme but must have had an element of management. For example, an engineering degree would be suitable if it contained content that would help you understand business e.g. economics, finance, project management
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