COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in International Business Management includes a comprehensive set of modules designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in a global business environment. International students begin with an orientation and academic skills development module to support their transition into postgraduate study. Core modules focus on key areas such as managing people effectively in an international context, providing insights into cross-cultural leadership and HR practices, and strategic international marketing, where students explore global branding, consumer behaviour, and market entry strategies. The International Business module offers an understanding of global trade, economic frameworks, and international operations, while the Change Management and Decision Making module develops critical skills for navigating organisational transformation and making informed business decisions. Students are also introduced to academic research techniques and proposal writing through an online research methods module, which prepares them for the final dissertation or management project. This 60-credit capstone project enables students to apply their learning to a real-world business issue or academic research topic of their choice, consolidating both theoretical and practical knowledge. The course structure ensures a well-rounded education in international business, preparing graduates to lead and innovate in diverse, global settings across various industries.