MSc Business with International Management with Advanced Practice

Course content

• Strategic Management for Competitive Advantage (40 credits)
• Leadership and Management Development (20 credits)
• Research Methods and Analytics for Business Practice (20 credits)
• Global and Transnational Business (20 credits)
• Global Consumers and Marketplaces (20 credits)
• Academic Language Skills for Postgraduate Business Students (0 credits)

For students completing an internship:

• Masters Internship (60 credits)
• The Newcastle Business School Masters Dissertation (60 credits)

For those not completing an internship:

• Business Clinic PG Group Consultancy Project (60 credits)

Depending on what grade you achieve for the Consultancy Project, you will progress to one of the following modules:

• Applied Management Work Investigation (60 credits)
• The Newcastle Business School Masters Dissertation (60 credits)

Course duration and content structure

Course duration: 16-24 months

The MSc Business with International Management with Advanced Practice is designed around a set of modules that are common to all the ‘MSc Business with’ programmes. These modules cover general business functions, strategic management and organisational analysis. These will develop your strategic awareness, leadership potential and understanding of the theory and practice of international business. In the second semester you will be given the opportunity to specialise in International Management.

Following your second semester, you will undertake the Advanced Practice element of this programme which consists of either an internship or an applied group consultancy project where you will work with a real organisation on a live business problem. You will benefit from valuable work experience and develop key business insights.

In the final semester, if you have completed an internship you will complete your research and write your dissertation. Every student has a personal research supervisor and will be required to submit an assessed research proposal prior to embarking on the dissertation itself. For those not undertaking an internship and depending on what grade you achieve on the consultancy project, you will undertake an applied management work investigation or dissertation in the final semester.

Key benefits

Entry requirements

• A first degree, equivalent to a 2.2 honours classification
• Applicants who do not have such an academic qualification but do have substantial experience of working in a business organisation and/or possess a relevant professional qualification will also be considered

Student funding

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