COURSE CURRICULUM

The International Entrepreneurship and Management MSc program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of enterprise, entrepreneurship, and global business management. Core modules equip students with practical and theoretical knowledge, including the process of new business venturing, the dynamics of family businesses, global entrepreneurship, sustainable entrepreneurship, and leadership. The dissertation module allows students to conduct an extended, independent research project, developing critical analytical skills and subject-specific expertise. The program also offers a range of optional modules, enabling students to tailor their learning to specific interests, such as corporate finance, digital entrepreneurship, innovation and technology transfer, and strategic management. Additional options cover international and comparative human resource management, project management, marketing in the digital age, strategic operations management, and sustainable and responsible innovation. This blend of core and elective modules ensures that students gain both a strong foundation in entrepreneurship and the flexibility to explore specialised areas relevant to global business contexts. The course emphasises real-world application through experiential learning, global case studies, and analysis of contemporary challenges in business and society. Graduates of the program develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence to manage entrepreneurial ventures, contribute to innovation, and drive sustainable business practices in diverse international and organisational settings.