COURSE CURRICULUM

The International Business Management MSc curriculum offers a combination of core and optional modules designed to develop a strong understanding of global business practices and strategies. Core modules include Research Methods and Analytics for Business Practice, which builds essential analytical and research skills, and International Business: Contexts and Challenges, which explores the complexities of operating in global markets. Globalisation, Innovation and Sustainability focuses on contemporary global trends, while Developing Leadership Capability in an Intercultural Context enhances leadership skills in diverse international environments. Academic Language Skills for Postgraduate Business Students supports international and EU learners in developing effective academic communication. Students can tailor their studies through a wide range of optional modules, such as Global Consumers and Marketplaces, Global Supply Chain and Operations Improvement, Contemporary Issues in Entrepreneurship, International Trade and Finance, and Strategic Frameworks for International Business. Additional options like International Business and Development Impacts, The Rise of the Global Economy, and Placemaking and Cultural Consumption allow for further specialisation. In the final stage, students can choose between a Masters Consultancy Project, a Dissertation, or a Management Enquiry, each worth 60 credits, enabling them to apply their knowledge in practical or research-focused contexts. Overall, the program combines flexibility with academic depth to prepare graduates for global business careers.