MA International Business (Management)

MA International Business (Management) encompasses key functional areas evaluated in a global context, preparing students for a wide range of cross-sector international career opportunities.

Over the 12-month duration of the programme our students will receive advanced tuition through the study of topics critical to the success of the management of international business.

In support, students will also benefit from access to Nelson College London’s library and our New Computer Lab. Additional resources are also available through London Metropolitan University.

Awarding Institute

This is a multi-disciplinary degree course validated by London Metropolitan University. One or more modules or the full course has been developed and delivered by Nelson College London and has been evaluated and deemed by London Metropolitan university (London Met) to be of an equivalent standard and quality to that of its own provision, and therefore suitable to lead to one of its own awards.

Course Structure / Units (Management)

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Semester	Module Code	Module Title	Status	Credits
Autumn	LT7F01	Business Research and Study Skills	Core	20
Autumn	LT7F02	Assembling and Managing High Performance Teams Across Cultures	Core	20
*Autumn	LT7F09	Transformation and Change Leadership in a Global Context	Core	20
Spring	LT7F04	International Digital Marketing	Core	20
Spring	LT7F05	Managing Applications of Finance in the Global Economy	Core	20
*Spring	LT7F08	International Entrepreneurship and Innovation	Core	20
Summer	LT7F07	International Business Research Project	Core	60

*Highlighted areas indicate modules taught for the management programme only!

Entry requirements

A good honours degree (minimum 2:2) in a relevant subject discipline. Students whose medium of study at degree level qualification is not English are required to produce evidence of English language proficiency at IELTS 6.0 (with 5.5 in each component) or equivalent or must pass an entry diagnostic assessment organised by Nelson College.

Assessment

A range of assessment methods including essays, reports, portfolios, case studies, info graphic creation and oral presentations appropriate to postgraduate study are used to measure student performance academically and in relation to life and work experiences. Further information on the assessment weighting can be found in the course and module specifications.

Other Information

Delivery Method:

Blended Learning Delivery Format (Online Teaching with Periodic Campus Attendance)

Your online learning will include scheduled weekly three-hour sessions (morning and afternoon) for each module, comprising of Lectures, tailored instructional videos, Interactive exercises, Case Studies and Online discussions guided by Academic Support Tutors.

All relevant lecture materials and various additional resources will be uploaded to our Virtual Online Learning Environment (VLE).

On-Campus Classes

Classes and seminars are designed to consolidate your knowledge and understanding, share your professional experience and challenge your ideas to apply to real-world cases.

*A class timetable will be available at your Course Interview for further discussion.

Weekend Schools

You will also be required to attend one Weekend School per Semester.

Course duration: Full-time: 1 year

Course location: Gants Hill

Awarding body: London Metropolitan University