Programme outline

With this program, students acquire the knowledge needed to effectively manage a business in an international market, with consideration for local cultures, trends, politics, and societal standards.

Throughout the year, several extracurricular activities offer students the chance to gain insight and experience connected with business and management practices.

The MSc in International Management is particularly relevant for young professionals in the Engineering and Science disciplines to acquire the necessary business and leadership skills.

Students start with core courses to develop a global business mindset, look at business challenges across disciplines and learn skill sets to recognize and seize opportunities.

As students continue to add their business know-how, they also explore specific business areas in closer detail through electives such as financial markets, international trade, and supply chains.

Students also learn to manage ethical challenges and demonstrate the practical use of communication and presentation skills.

Key Points:

• Strong student diversity
• Learning practical knowledge and skills
• Lot of jobs perspective

The hourly course volume for this year is 525 hours for applicants with a 4-year Bachelor and 705 hours for applicants with a 3-year bachelor.

Professional integration

Graduates will be equipped with the tools to work in various international organizations, such as large corporations, multinational companies, government agencies, or non-profitable organizations.

Typical positions include:

• Biz Dev / Business developer
• Business development Manager
• Business development and sales
• Business Developer Consultant
• Manager in business engineering
• Key account manager
• Business Developer International Sales manager / Head of Sales
• Sales Development Representative
• Business contributor
• Development Manager 
• Business engineer / Sales engineer
• Area Manager

The school does not offer any further courses after this diploma.