Management and International Business - MSc

MSc Management and International Business degree is accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). Our Management and International Business course teaches you the fundamental skills and attributes you need to become a successful international manager. You’ll become adept at strategic and tactical business decisions, understanding international cultural differences, and managing and motivating staff in businesses on an international scale. You will experience working in internationally diverse student team based projects collaborating to deliver effective and professional reports and presentations as part of module assessments reflecting the professional practice of international management. Throughout the course, the course team will give you the support you need to realise your potential and we look forward to working with you to develop your knowledge, understanding and skills for the career of your choice.

For entry to stage one, applicants are normally expected to have one of the following:A minimum of a 2:2 honours degree, or equivalentAn equivalent graduate level qualification from an overseas university or equivalent institution (minimum 2:2)A Pre-Master's programme approved by Birmingham City UniversityA Pre-Master's programme with a minimum of 55% averageFor entry to stage two, applicants are normally expected to have:A Postgraduate Certificate (level 7 or equivalent, minimum value of 60 credits) in a business subject aligned with the chosen pathway (international business, finance, marketing or entrepreneurship). Candidates will be required to submit an extended application to evidence how their Postgraduate Certificate meets the programme learning outcomes at the equivalent stage.For entry to stage three, applicants are normally expected to have:A Postgraduate Diploma (level 7 or equivalent, minimum value of 120 credits) in a business subject aligned with the chosen pathway (international business, finance, marketing or entrepreneurship). Candidates will be required to submit an extended application to evidence how their Postgraduate Diploma meets the programme learning outcomes at the equivalent stage. Candidates will be required to have passed a research methods module (level 7 or equivalent, minimum value of 20 credits) and will be required to submit an original Dissertation Proposal that has been passed by the Programme Team prior to admission approval.Other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.