Course description

• Develop the ability to think and work across boundaries and borders - vital skills for today's globalised economy.
• Acquire valuable research and critical thinking skills to prepare for flexible strategy development and decision making under increasing complexity
• Focus on current issues in an increasingly global and interconnected world, including company visits and interaction with those working in industry
• Work with renowned researchers in the fields of international management, multinational strategy, corporate social responsibility, inclusive value chains, technology transfer and sustainable development
• Apply for an international exchange to broaden your horizons and enhance your employability in the global job market
• Prepare for a career in the public or private sector, including careers in multinational enterprises or medium-sized enterprises.

Coursework and assessment

Assessment across the course units varies, and includes a combination of examinations, individual essay, course work and presentations. Problem-solving exercises are prepared and evaluated in groups.

A dissertation of between 12,000 and 25,000 words is also undertaken.

Career opportunities

The range of career opportunities available is wide, and recent graduates have gained employment in management consultancy, international banking, in the commodities markets and with multinational companies and universities.