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MBA - Master of Business Administration

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Overview

This course is also available as an Extended Master's that helps International students adjust to studying in the UK.

Enhance your employability with a practical and dynamic MBA International degree. Suitable for recent graduates with little or no previous experience in this subject area, this MBA course will provide you with the necessary knowledge, skills, and expertise that’s required in today’s international business market.

As international business and management continue to evolve in a globalised environment, this MBA university degree has been innovatively designed to prepare you for working in an unpredictable and fast-paced sector. Taking a multi-disciplined approach, you’ll gain deeper insights into market trends, economics, strategy, and globalisation.

What’s more, you’ll gain confidence in making pragmatic decisions. Using a more hands-on approach, this MBA International course will bring real-life business situations into the classroom, allowing you to demonstrate your professionalism and knowledge when faced with issues that businesses currently deal with.

You’ll also research and review international business theories, policies, and practice to deepen your overall knowledge. With a strong focus on developing you both professionally and personally, you’ll acquire the skills and attributes needed to become an effective leader, entrepreneur, or policymaker.

Your future career

This course is heavily oriented towards international business landscape. Many of our graduate students will leave to pursue careers in management consultancy, as well as work in retailing, manufacturing and services. With a strong emphasis on the development of employment skills, graduates go on to pursue various careers in business, management or policymaking. Graduates from this programme often engage in further research on the MPhil/PhD programme. We actively ensure that the curriculum responds proactively to your needs and your community of practice to support success in your future professional roles.

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The understanding of Economics is the key to discern how the financial markets operate. In light of the financial crisis and the recent Covid19 pandemic, this crucial question has taken on greater importance. There are intricate linkages between various economic factors and financial variables which can have both direct and indirect impact on the financial markets. An economic perspective facilitates identification of the causes of different economic developments as well as anticipation of the possible impact of changes in policies. We place the subject in a real-world context, aiming to show how theoretical and empirical knowledge of global economics and financial markets provides ways to analyse the salient problems faced by modern macroeconomic policy makers. The relevance of both theoretical and empirical works will be highlighted in as much as they enable you to understand the financial issues facing firms and investors when they operate in an international setting.

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Entry requirements

You will need an appropriate Honours degree (minimum 2.2, or equivalent qualification). If you are an international student (with a first degree from a non-UK higher education institution).

University information

Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) was first established in 1962 and has, for over 60 years, built an exceptional reputation for the quality of its study programmes. In total there are around 20,000 students enrolled at the university, with a fifth enrolled in a postgraduate qualification. Students study in one of three academic faculties: Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Education Faculty of Medicine, Health and Social...more

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