COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc International Business Management at Royal Holloway provides a structured curriculum through a series of core modules designed to equip students with essential knowledge and practical skills for a successful international business career. Students begin by exploring Economics, Finance, and Accounting, building a strong foundation in financial decision-making, resource management, and economic analysis in a global context. The Strategy and Ethics in International Business Management module develops understanding of strategic planning, corporate responsibility, and ethical decision-making, highlighting how organisations navigate complex global challenges. People and Organisation focuses on human resource management, organisational behaviour, and leadership skills, preparing students to manage diverse teams effectively. The Digital Business and Marketing module examines the impact of digital technologies on marketing strategies, consumer behaviour, and business innovation, emphasising data-driven decision-making. Operation Management equips students with tools to optimise processes, supply chains, and operational efficiency within international organisations. Professional Business and Research Skills support students in developing analytical, research, and communication abilities, essential for practical problem-solving and informed decision-making in real-world business scenarios. Together, these modules provide a comprehensive, integrated understanding of international business, combining theory with practical application, and preparing graduates to succeed in a competitive global workplace while maintaining ethical, strategic, and professional standards.