MSc Global Business
The MSc Global Business programme is designed for students seeking to develop advanced knowledge and skills to succeed in international business environments. It focuses on global strategies, cross-cultural management, and the practical application of business concepts worldwide.
This programme covers key areas such as international business strategy, global marketing, international finance, cross-cultural management, and sustainable business practices. Students learn how to analyse global markets, manage international teams, and respond to the challenges of operating in a dynamic, interconnected economy.
The course combines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, including case studies, consultancy projects, and research assignments. Students also develop transferable skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, leadership, and data-driven decision-making, essential for success in the global business arena.
Graduates are prepared for careers in international management, global consultancy, multinational corporations, business development, or entrepreneurship, and the programme provides a pathway for postgraduate study or professional business qualifications.
Entry Requirements
All Applicants Must:
Demonstrate English proficiency through B2 level, UK GCSE at grade 4/C, a previous UK degree, or a SELT English test (if an international degree is provided).
Complete an admissions and academic interview.
Submit a completed application form including a 500-word personal statement.
Degree Route
Applicants must have:
A 2:2 degree or equivalent in healthcare, counselling, or psychology-related subjects, awarded within the last 5 years, from the UK or a majority English-speaking country.
At least six months’ experience in counselling or psychotherapy skills, obtained through professional or voluntary roles within the last three years.
Assessment of Bachelor programmes is continuous and practical rather than based on a single final exam. Typical assessment methods include:
Written reports and essays
Class presentations
Project work and case studies
Group assignments
Portfolios and reflective journals
In-class activities and practical tasks
This course is structured around units or modules, where students are assessed as they complete each topic — often through a combination of assignments and project work rather than only exams.
Intake
January, May, September
Location
Manchester, London, Birmingham, Leeds
University Fee
£8,595 Year
Duration
1 Years