Course Overview

In the modern period, businesses and organizations are often international. Managers and leaders must respond to this by developing new capabilities and capacities to ensure they can successfully navigate the increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments they inhabit.

Your MSc International Business (MSc IB) is open to graduates from any discipline and is designed to support you in meeting your future career aspirations, whether that be working within an international organization, launching your own business or social enterprise, engaging in further postgraduate study, or any other challenging and rewarding careers you might wish to pursue after

completion of your postgraduate study.

The degree will ensure you hone your professional, analytical, and practical capabilities developing an international perspective for business on a journey of exploration guided by subject-specific experts and business practitioners. Your capabilities will be enhanced through ‘augmented learning’ in which classroom-based teaching is supported by a range of learning tasks available to you through your virtual learning environment designed to support your independent learning. At all junctures, learning on the MSc IB emphasizes the ethical, social, and environmental responsibilities that should guide the behavior of all international organizations in the contemporary era.

Modules are taught and assessed using a variety of active learning techniques in which you are encouraged to take charge of your learning through engaging with academic knowledge and research, tutors, case studies, and your peers.

General Eligibility

Applicants for this program will need to be residents of the UK for the duration of the degree.

Potential applicants will usually be expected to have achieved a 2:2 (or NARIC equivalent) in any

degree subject.

Before starting, the Student Recruitment office will undertake eligibility checks for entry to study at

the appropriate level. All applicants will be required to attend an informal interview with

the members of the program team before formal acceptance to study.

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