COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc International Business program is structured across four terms to provide students with the academic knowledge, professional skills, and practical experience needed to succeed in global business environments. In Term 1, students focus on Professional and Academic Practice, which develops essential research, communication, and academic skills, alongside Organisational Behaviour and Development, where they explore how individuals and teams function within organisations and how businesses manage growth and change. In Term 2, students continue building professional and academic capabilities while studying Global Marketing, which examines international marketing strategies and consumer behaviour across different markets, and Corporate Finance, which provides a strong understanding of financial management, investment, and business decision-making. In Term 3, students study Economic Behaviour in a Global Environment, gaining insights into international economics and the impact of global trends on businesses, as well as Business in Action, which focuses on applying business theory to real-world scenarios through practical case studies and problem-solving activities. In Term 4, students complete either a Dissertation or a Management Project, allowing them to apply their learning to an independent research study or a practical business challenge. Overall, the program equips graduates with strategic thinking, leadership abilities, and global business expertise to excel in international management roles.