International Management and International Relations MSc

Overview

On our unique International Management and International Relations MSc, you will:

develop your international management skills
study international relations
study the current economic, political and social situation.

Our course will increase your understanding of the global environment in which business, government and non-governmental organisation (NGO) sectors function.

You’ll gain practical experience by undertaking live research projects for an organisation. This enables you to put your knowledge of business management approaches and theories into practice.

Our student cohorts are international and our teaching staff come from a variety of academic and non-academic backgrounds. So you'll benefit from working with staff and peers with varied experiences and perspectives.

This course is ideal if you are looking to:

work within a policy development role
to become a manager in the business, government or NGO sectors
or are seeking to study further.

Accreditation(s)

Chartered Management Institute

After you graduate

Career prospects

Reflecting the uniqueness of the course, you will be well positioned to follow a career in international relations, policy development or a management career within international commercial, third sector and NGO organisations. The course helps you to develop expertise to launch into specialist careers in teaching, law and the media.

A minimum of a second class honours degree (2:2) in any academic discipline, or equivalent overseas degree from a recognised institution or equivalent professional or other qualification. Applicants who possess a diploma rather than a good degree may be eligible for entry provided they have compensatory work experience and can demonstrate career development. The MSc in International Management and International Relations attracts students from a wide range of backgrounds and nationalities. Applications are welcome from those in work and seeking continuing professional development. Entry will also be subject to two satisfactory references (one of these must be an academic reference).