COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of International Business program is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills to manage global enterprises and navigate complex international markets. In the first year, students complete seven core courses totaling 84 credit points. Semester One focuses on foundational global business knowledge through courses such as Global Business Environment, Managing Cross-border e-Commerce in the Digital Era, Managing Across Cultures, and Global Entrepreneurship, developing an understanding of international markets, cross-cultural management, and entrepreneurial approaches. Semester Two builds on this foundation with Marketing for Managers, International Logistics, and Managing Multinational Enterprises, which emphasize strategic marketing, supply chain management, and the operational challenges of global organizations. Students also select one Business and Law Option course, allowing for specialization in areas aligned with career interests.In the second year, the program emphasizes strategy, innovation, and research. Semester One includes International Strategy and Innovation as a core course, complemented by two additional Business and Law Option courses and one University Postgraduate Elective, providing flexibility to tailor the program to professional goals and emerging global business trends. Semester Two focuses on research and future-oriented business practices through Business Research Design and Sustainable International Business Futures, developing analytical, problem-solving, and sustainability-oriented decision-making skills. Overall, the program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, equipping graduates with the strategic, analytical, and leadership capabilities required to succeed in international business, global entrepreneurship, and cross-border management roles.