International BusinessMA |
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Attendance & durationFull-time: one year (two semesters) Part-time: two or more years (four or more semesters) PLEASE NOTE There is no official closing date for this
course, but you are advised to apply as early as possible as we will
only consider your application if there are places available on the
course.
Tuition fees*Full-time (EU) £6,750 Full-time (non-EU) £9,900Part-time (EU) per 20 credit module £750 Part-time (non-EU) per 20 credit module £1,100
LocationLondon North campus
Further informationTel: 020 7133 4202
or for further academic questions, contact pgbusiness@londonmet.ac.uk Tel: 020 7133 3046 Course leaflet |
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Aims of the courseThe MA in International Business develops specialist knowledge and skills in managing business internationally. Critical analysis of the complex and volatile economic, political, cultural and competitive environments is mapped to the intents and operations of business. The international mix of students ensures that you will gain valuable exposure to the differences in expectations, interpretations and values, which are typical of management teams in global companies. Research centres that support the course include the Centre for International Capital Markets, Transport Research and Consultancy, the Centre for Leisure and Tourism Studies, the Management Research Centre and the Centre for Equality Research in Business. The University's provision in Economics, Business and Management was rated 'Excellent' in recent subject reviews by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. Entry requirementsYou should have at least a lower second Honours degree (or equivalent) in business or a related area. Applicants whose degree is in science or humanities (law, languages, literature, etc) and who have business experience or interests are also welcome. Course structureCore modules:
Optional modules (you are expected to take two of the following):
You also undertake a dissertation of between 12,000 and 15,000 words. You will also have the opportunity to learn a language through the University's Open Language Programme. Read more details about the modules AssessmentThe teaching team supports and favours assessment through a variety of methods such as group and individual presentation, coursework, group work and examination. Career opportunitiesCompletion of the course will enhance the promotion prospects of those working in international business, or those seeking a career in a multinational company. Recent graduates have begun work with Johnson and Johnson (logistics), Procter and Gamble, and other large companies. You may also apply to develop your dissertation topic into an MPhil/PhD course. What the students sayRead a student profile: Changa Adams |
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