COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in International Business and Management offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the analytical, strategic, and managerial skills required to succeed in global business environments. Core modules such as Analytics and Research Skills for International Business provide students with quantitative and qualitative tools to evaluate complex business problems, while Comparative Business and Management explores differences in management practices, organisational structures, and business cultures across countries. The International Business Strategy module focuses on developing the strategic thinking necessary to navigate global markets, and Frontier Topics in International Business and Management introduces students to emerging trends and contemporary challenges in international commerce. Optional modules allow students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals, including areas such as Marketing Issues in International Business, International Business Finance, and Responsible Business in a Global Environment. Other electives, including The Political Economy of Global Business, Institutions and Firms Internationalization Strategies, and Managing Across Cultures, enhance students’ understanding of global business dynamics, cross-cultural management, and corporate responsibility. Through case studies, research projects, and collaborative learning, students gain practical and theoretical insights into international business practices. Graduates emerge prepared to lead in multinational corporations, global consulting, and international trade, equipped with the skills to make strategic decisions and drive sustainable business success worldwide.