Master of Science [M.Sc] [International Business Management] From Edinburgh Napier University

Whether you’re contemplating a career in business or currently working and looking to enhance your qualifications, this MSc Business Management will equip you with the practical skills to advance your career.

The program prepares you for the real world, by helping you develop your skills, for example put forward your argument, build a case that is underpinned with evidenced and rigor. 

This means you’ll develop a deep level of understanding of a broad range of business management disciplines with an opportunity for broaden your skill base in a chosen specialism. Our course has been designed to help you to develop your personal and professional skills.

Modern, culturally diverse and dynamic business environments are growing globally and as a result, we are witnessing a surge in demand for graduates with a worldview of what a successful business can look like.

International business has experienced huge growth as a direct result of globalisation. Join Glasgow Caledonian University's Glasgow School for Business and Society and find a modern, international setting where ethical business practices are nurtured and international business theory is put to the test.

Key factors driving this growth include new and emerging markets, technological advancements, labour mobility, sophisticated logistics and supply chains, and the growth of business support networks for entrepreneurs. Opportunities for graduates at masters level have never been greater and through the international business management programme you will experience activities that many different industry sectors demand from their management professionals.

GCU will prepare you for a career in business and develop you as a leader and manager who can add value to your chosen organisation through the application of the knowledge learned on this programme in an international arena.

The entry requirement for this course is a Bachelor (Honours) Degree at 2:2 or above

UK honours degree 2:2 (or equivalent) in any subject area.