MSc International Business (15 months)

Introduction

Our MSc International Business has been designed with your ambitions in mind. There’s also the opportunity to study abroad in Switzerland or the Netherlands for a semester, gain valuable experience of international business operations, and graduate with a dual Masters degree. Get ahead of the competition and carve your own career path at ARU. When you study MSc International Business at ARU, you’re in for a truly international experience, learning in a multicultural environment that complements the curriculum. You'll experience a mixture of cultures, practices and experiences – all within your course.

As you study, you’ll gain a global perspective on managing people and business operations. As a postgraduate student, you’ll be able to make a real contribution to industry research through your dissertation, or Major Project. With supervision, you’ll focus on aspects of the course that interest you the most and explore them in depth. Studying a Masters in International Business is a great way to develop your career, increase your earning potential and study a subject you love.

How you'll be assessed

Throughout the course, we’ll asses your progress through a range of written assignments, portfolio and presentations and you’ll have the option to carry out both group and individual work.

Careers

Studying MSc International Business can open many doors, in the UK and globally. Whether you’re interested in business development, international supply chain management, brand management, marketing, HR or management consultancy, the opportunities are endless. You’ll be able to tailor the course to fit your career goals through a range of optional modules. Graduation doesn’t have to be the end of your time with us. You could choose to continue your academic career with a research programme at ARU, such as our Business PhD - School of Economics, Finance and Law.

Students should have a first degree, with honours, in a related subject and at a minimum final classification of lower second (2:2) or equivalent.