University of Chichester · Full-time
International Business
Train to be an international business manager and explore topics including global economics, strategic management and accounting and finance This programme will enable you to acquire a broad, robust, and practical knowledge of business administration in a glob…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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Train to be an international business manager and explore topics including global economics, strategic management and accounting and finance This programme will enable you to acquire a broad, robust, and practical knowledge of business administration in a global business context. It also provides the opportunity to focus on one of three specialised areas: The essential knowledge and skills required of international business managers; integrative modules - strategy and research methods – as well as specialist modules; successful completion of your research project, on which you will gain your MSc.
Getting in
As the university states it
An honours degree at third class or higher completed in the medium of English OR IELTS 6.5 minimum (or equivalent) (with no component score under 5.5) and a first degree (at 2:2 equivalent or higher) completed in a language other than English If your English language level is currently IELTS 5.0 to 5.5 you can join our summer pre-sessional English language programmes starting in July and August and then proceed to our MSc International Business. If you do not have a formal IELTS qualification or a first degree in the medium of English please contact us directly for an ‘in-house’ assessment of your language skills.
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