COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Management program is structured over three semesters and combines core business education with a specialized focus on entrepreneurship and innovation. In Semester 1, students engage with foundational core modules including Marketing Management, Globalisation, Society & Culture, an introductory Research Methods course that supports the Final Project, The World Economy, and a Professional Inquiry module that emphasizes applied learning. Specialization modules in this semester introduce key themes of International Corporate Sustainability and Venture Capital & Private Equity, setting the groundwork for advanced exploration of entrepreneurial finance and sustainable business practices. Semester 2 builds on this foundation with advanced core modules such as Strategic Management, Micro Economics with Global Perspectives, and a continuation of Research Methods to support the development of the Final Project. This semester also includes a comprehensive Project Module, consisting of three intensive project weeks directly linked to students’ final academic work. Specialization deepens through Innovation, Creativity & Entrepreneurship and Critical Perspectives on Entrepreneurship, enabling students to critically examine entrepreneurial roles and innovation within diverse business environments. Semester 3 is fully dedicated to practical learning and program completion, featuring a Professional Based Learning module that includes a short work placement often tied to the student’s final academic output. The Final Project, a capstone of the program, synthesizes theoretical and practical learning and demonstrates the student’s ability to apply business concepts in a real-world or research context. Through this structure, the program integrates academic theory with hands-on experience, equipping students with a deep understanding of global business management alongside the tools needed to drive innovation and entrepreneurship in an ever-changing economic landscape.