COURSE CURRICULUM

The Global Master of Business Administration with the International Business specialisation requires the completion of 240 credit points, including 150 credit points of core subjects, a 60-credit-point specialisation, and 30 credit points of prescribed electives. The course is structured across two levels, combining essential business knowledge with advanced global management expertise. Level One consists of 105 credit points of core subjects covering accounting and finance for managers, economics for global leaders, organisational behaviour and management practice, artificial intelligence for business, ethical leadership and change, international marketing management, and sustainability and ESG reporting, along with the Academic Integrity Module. Students also complete a 15-credit-point prescribed elective from areas such as global and comparative human resource management, international financial management, or international transport and logistics. Level Two includes 45 credit points of core subjects, including Analytics and AI in Industry, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Global Business Strategy, followed by a 60-credit-point International Business specialisation. This specialisation develops advanced understanding of global markets, international competitive strategies, cross-cultural management, and the challenges and opportunities of operating across different countries and economies. Students also complete a 15-credit-point prescribed elective in areas such as industry placement, international project management, or service supply chain and operations management. The program prepares graduates to lead and manage organisations effectively in diverse international business environments.